1873 Cleaned, now stiff action ???

Started by Cemetery, April 17, 2011, 09:43:14 PM

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Cemetery

Just took my '73 apart to clean it.

Put it back together, now the action super stiff.     

???

Everything works real smooth, until I insert the middle pin into the toggles, then it get super stiff about halfway through cycling it.

When I take that middle pin out, I and work the lever and carrier real easy.  Same thing with the bolt and firing pin, toggles also work real smooth.

I can't figure it.

This ever happen to anybody else??
God forgives, I don't........

Cemetery

Geez.....

.....lube is all it needed.....

who would thought??

:o
God forgives, I don't........

Deadeye Don

Quote from: Cemetery on April 18, 2011, 06:38:15 PM
Geez.....

.....lube is all it needed.....

who would thought??

:o

The answer to many of lifes problems.
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Coffinmaker


Lube??  Really??? :D

You mean we're suppose to LUBRICATE these things :o :o :o :o

OMG ...... and all this time I thought .............

Coffinmaker

Cemetery

Quote from: Coffinmaker on April 21, 2011, 08:43:43 PM
Lube??  Really??? :D

You mean we're suppose to LUBRICATE these things :o :o :o :o

OMG ...... and all this time I thought .............

Coffinmaker

And this whole time when people mentioned different lubes, I thought it was just a bunch of voodoo........ ;D
God forgives, I don't........

Shotgun Franklin

The very first gun I ever bought was a surplus Carcano. I was very new to guns. To clean off all the grit, grime and grease I field stripped the gun and washed the barreled action action in gasoline. When assembled everything frozen up. I figured it out after a bit but was surprised that I needed to have oil on a gun for it to work.  :o   
Yes, I do have more facial hair now.

Fox Creek Kid

Quote from: Deadeye Don on April 19, 2011, 06:16:27 AM
The answer to many of lifes problems.

Little in life cannot be resolved with high explosives or Vaseline.  ;D :D ;)

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