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Offline deerandduck

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336 Repair - fixed
« on: November 05, 2009, 01:55:17 AM »
Just wanted to share my experience in repairing a 336...
A friends 336 30-30 would lock when the lever was fully cycled and not move.  I told him I'd take a look.  After doing the initial take-apart like you are going to clean it, I found nothing.  So I had to take it all apart.  First time and kinda scary,  would I be able to put it back together?  After taking it all apart, nothing was really noted.  Cleaned all parts and I put it back together.  Same problem.  Took it apart again.  This time I notice that the carrier rocker was very sharp and worn.  Not fully knowing how this worked but thinking this may be hanging on things, I took a small file and removed the sharp edge. I reassemblied it and it now works fine.
So I have shown that even a blind monkey can get it right sometimes.
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Re: 336 Repair - fixed
« Reply #1 on: November 05, 2009, 02:21:30 AM »
shoot, yu only had to take it apart a couple times?sounds like yu did pretty good to me.but dont let your buddy tell anybody or you will be covered up in broken guns lol