My Sky M39.

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We use a lot of metric 12.9 bolts. These are very strong and clamp very tight as long as torqued to spec. Torqueing bolts to 3500 ft lbs requires a good torque wrench. :D
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A better one than I have :)
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Many things mechanical are meant to be strong but slightly bendable too! :wink: Bill
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Springs :)
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Model T frames also :D
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Still didn't get to fire this rifle yet, I have a new firing pin and a sling inbound from liberty that should be here in a few days. I'll wait for the new pin before firing it with the dull one in the rifle.[/quote]

Here's another source, just ordered one for my M38.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... OU:US:3160
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:thumbsup:
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Well, tomorrow is the day I take the M39 and M27 to the range, I got the new firing pin for the M39, the one in it was a little too short. Today I also got my Okie headspace gauges so I know for sure I am gtg.

Top is the replacement I got from Liberty.
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Wow. Did someone file the firing pin down trying to make it go fully automatic???
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Great rifle! I think you have a piece from every arsenal there!
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Sirex wrote:Wow. Did someone file the firing pin down trying to make it go fully automatic???
:lol:
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