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Norwegian
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Posted: March 08 2017 at 8:24am |
Is there someone who got some parts for this one? |
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There are lots of places that have parts for these. However a lot of them are in the USA.
In the UK you have a few as well. Devizes Gunsmiths or Valmont Firearms are both good.
Although you need to send e-mails to Devizes, they don't answer the phone very often. It depends what parts you want; export or import restriction may apply. There's quite a bit of stuff on internet sites as well, only there's little guarantee of the condition! |
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Thanks for your answer.
Here in Norway thers few of theese rifels and even more difficult to find parts. Well, I need some new wood to it, under and over front pieces,a magacine,slinge, probebly some parts for attaching the slinge and the wood parts hinges and screw for the slinge and probebly a messing cover for the ftont sight |
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..& what parts do you need?
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Well, I awnestly is no expert in this rifle. Its been in my family sins ww1 and I would be happy to make it back to its pride and glory. The front metal pice for baconet is missing, slinge part in front, original slinge, middele ring for front wood pice, under and over wood for barrel cover and probebly some more parts for theese wood pieces. Magacine has a small damage too. Its been living a hard life, but it fires as its should and acually goes realy stight. Its regestrated and its a great firearm.
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Are you trying to return it to original military condition, or just make it nicer, but still a hunting rifle?
Is the wood at the back military also or do you need to replace that also? That will tell us what parts you need. Here is a drawing of all the parts with the correct names. This should give you an idea of where you are going. |
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Wait..If the bayo lug is missing..then I suspect the barrel has been shortened.
Wont be much use in acquiring all the parts, if the barrel is modified. |
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No, the barrel is not cuted. The front sight sits where its suppose to be 👍
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Offcourse it would be nice to have a good looking hunter, but its a privius military item and it would be in my interress to keep it like it was made new
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Therese nothing at the rear stock telling me its military rifle but I deffinetly need wood part nr 66 and 68. But in the same, it must look original,so I might need to change all.
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This are probebly the parts I need, and olso a new orginal slinge. It would be great to have the right bojonet for this model to. Hopefuĺly you guis can help me with some parts Erik |
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Shamu
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This is what I call “The Usual Suspects”
There are parts houses that can probably be a big help to you.
SARCO:
NUMRICH ARMS
SPRINGFIELD SPORTERS
MARSTAR (Canada) (Just remember the shown prices are Canadian, not U.S. dollars) http://www.marstar.ca/html/home.html
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I think maybe hes missing the nose cap? |
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i tend to agree till we get to see the muzzle end of her , since the lugs were part of the bayo boss not the barrel ,
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Here you got a picture of the barrel |
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Looks full length to me!
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