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Remington Model 121A

Remington Model 341P

Remington Model 522

Remington Model 550

Remington Model 552

Remington Model 581

Remington No. 597

Remington No. 4

Remington Nylon 66

Ruger Model 10/22

Ruger Model 77/22

Ruger Model 96/22

Savage/Anschutz Model 54

Savage Model 63

Savage Model 64F

Savage Model 72

Savage Mark II

Sears Model 25

Sears Model 31

Stevens Favorite

Stevens-Springfield Model 53A

Taurus Model 63

Thompson/Center Classic

U.S. Springfield Model 1922 M2

Weatherby Mark XXII

Winchester Low Wall

Winchester Model 61

Winchester Model 63

Winchester Model 67A

Winchester Model 69

Winchester Model 74

Winchester Model 77

Winchester Model 90

Winchester Model 190

Winchester Model 9422

Introduction

Every gunsmith is familiar with what might be called the “sack-of-parts” syndrome. Customers frequently arrive with guns totally or partially disassembled, in all manner of containers. I have seen them in cigar boxes, paper sacks, plastic bags, glass jars, and once in an aluminum vase, the type used to put flowers on graves. In most cases, the reason for the complete takedown was “cleaning,” and the unfortunate owner then couldn’t remember the proper position of all those small parts and springs.