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Early speedfeed wooden stock questions
« on: January 21, 2011, 04:08:19 PM »
I have acquired a 12 ga Tracker Pardner 12 gauge smooth bore slug gun w/rifled sights and a "speed-feed" wooden buttstock.  I think someone has assembled it wrong, because the "angled part" is in the hole facing backwards..the spring part is forward of this and it still springs like it should..my question is  " how can I remove the rearward part?"  I have tried trying to drive it out, but can't get a good angle on it and I don't want to booger it up...any ideas folks?  thanks   see pics to clarify my confusing description
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my avatar pic is my 1960 Rambler I bought in 1972 for $175..6 banger 3-on-the-tree...drove it for 5 yrs  22mpg.. was "hot-rodding" (LOL) one night...tore out 1st/reverse gear. Drove it that way for 2 yrs(with no reverse and only 2nd and high)  Had to really plan ahead when parking.
sold it for $125
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Re: Early speedfeed wooden stock questions
« Reply #1 on: January 24, 2011, 06:32:13 AM »
Never seen one! Interesting; looks like it fits into the stock bolt hole? If you have a straight shot at the cavity from the rear as in that bottom pic maybe you can get some version of a mechanics internal bearing puller in there to help pull it back out. Some have 2 or 3 spring loaded jaws that are forced outward when you insert the tool. Another option might be some kind of an expanding mandrel; a round apparatus that expands when you tighten the bolt, which would grip the inside of the tube.
After that comes epoxying in something to act as a puller, then when its out you use heat to make the epoxy release, but this requires getting inside for cleanup with a scraper to get out the epoxy film.
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Re: Early speedfeed wooden stock questions
« Reply #2 on: January 24, 2011, 01:24:28 PM »
Thanks for the reply...I sprayed WD-40 in the hole from both sides and let it soak awhile...the took a large allen wrench and put the small end in the hole in the side of the stock while suppressing the other part w/the spring and knocked it out with a hammer..It was very tight...
It is an interesting stock...don't know if it was factory or not , but seems to me that a person could make these, utilizing the factory bolt hole channel....someone just assembled this one backwards...the "angled" part was facing rearward and it should have been facing forward to create an opening where you can insert your thumb into and angle the shells out of the stock..works pretty slick...
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12g shortie w/chokes,Tamer .410,12g "Buck" slug gun w/20g extra barrel, 12g smooth bore tracker I, 45/410 w/22vp matched set, 7mm-08, .308 20",

my avatar pic is my 1960 Rambler I bought in 1972 for $175..6 banger 3-on-the-tree...drove it for 5 yrs  22mpg.. was "hot-rodding" (LOL) one night...tore out 1st/reverse gear. Drove it that way for 2 yrs(with no reverse and only 2nd and high)  Had to really plan ahead when parking.
sold it for $125
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Re: Early speedfeed wooden stock questions
« Reply #3 on: January 24, 2011, 01:29:11 PM »
I like it! Glad you found a suitable solution. It might be the same vintage as that recoil pad?
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Re: Early speedfeed wooden stock questions
« Reply #4 on: January 27, 2011, 04:27:38 AM »
Could you provide a picture of this part. I have one of these but I may be missing a part of it. Thanks.
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Re: Early speedfeed wooden stock questions
« Reply #5 on: January 27, 2011, 10:39:31 AM »
I'll have to take it apart , but should be easier this time(I hope)...I should have taken pictures of the parts and/or measured everything when I had them out but duh...all I could think of was to get it back together....I think about any 12 ga could be altered to one of these with the right whittlin' out the hole and manufacturing the parts...I'll get some pics up later
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12g shortie w/chokes,Tamer .410,12g "Buck" slug gun w/20g extra barrel, 12g smooth bore tracker I, 45/410 w/22vp matched set, 7mm-08, .308 20",

my avatar pic is my 1960 Rambler I bought in 1972 for $175..6 banger 3-on-the-tree...drove it for 5 yrs  22mpg.. was "hot-rodding" (LOL) one night...tore out 1st/reverse gear. Drove it that way for 2 yrs(with no reverse and only 2nd and high)  Had to really plan ahead when parking.
sold it for $125
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Re: Early speedfeed wooden stock questions
« Reply #6 on: January 27, 2011, 01:57:15 PM »
OK  finally got it apart...not going to assemble it again until I make some changes...prob going to enlarge the hole in the stock somewhat..will have to figure out how to keep the beveled part from rotating....anyway the angled part is 1-1/4" long and a little less than 7/8" diameter(couldn't locate my caliper) the flat part of the angled end is 3/8" at widest part...the spring part is 2-5/16" long and mostly hollow(about 1-1/2") of it..is 13/16" diameter.(slides freely in the hole in stock)...spring goes inside..spring length relaxed is 7-1/2" ..the hole in the stock measures 2-5/8" long (oval) and about 15/16 wide(has to be wide enough for shell to exit)...also both hole ends are cut in on an angle instead of just straight in..... any other questions give me a holler
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12g shortie w/chokes,Tamer .410,12g "Buck" slug gun w/20g extra barrel, 12g smooth bore tracker I, 45/410 w/22vp matched set, 7mm-08, .308 20",

my avatar pic is my 1960 Rambler I bought in 1972 for $175..6 banger 3-on-the-tree...drove it for 5 yrs  22mpg.. was "hot-rodding" (LOL) one night...tore out 1st/reverse gear. Drove it that way for 2 yrs(with no reverse and only 2nd and high)  Had to really plan ahead when parking.
sold it for $125
Do not argue with an idiot. He will drag you down to his level and beat you with experience.--Mark Twain

Politicians should only be allowed one term in office, then one term in jail.

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Re: Early speedfeed wooden stock questions
« Reply #7 on: January 27, 2011, 08:12:51 PM »
My dealer just got a Tracker 12ga. with the Speedfeed stock. It's a nice gun and he's asking $119 for it. If it was a 20ga. I'd already own it. I might get it anyway just for the heck of it.



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Re: Early speedfeed wooden stock questions
« Reply #8 on: January 28, 2011, 03:32:52 AM »
Quote from: gasoileau on January 27, 2011, 04:27:38 AM
Could you provide a picture of this part. I have one of these but I may be missing a part of it. Thanks.


If you're missing a part let me know. I have all the parts to the Speedfeed stock collecting dust. If you need them you can have them. Just PM me your address and I'll send the parts to you.
Let me know.



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