Your cat is named Remington! I love it.Ojaileveraction wrote:Remington (the cat) just wanted to know why I moved his pink towel.RetiredSeabee wrote:Nice find, looks like you woke up the cat.
And the pink towel is a nice touch.
Spring has sprung. Get out and shoot your Henry
Glenfield Model 60
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Load on Sunday and Shoot all Week.......okay it's a Mare's Leg I will reload on Wednesday.
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Re: Glenfield Model 60
Took the Glenfield to the range. I did a light cleaning . The barrel was shiny with its microgroove self. Action was sticky
At the range I went through a full magazine 16 rounds reloa dad and I started to get FtFire. Lite marks on cases. Kept doing it and I stopped.
That first mag though. It's a shooter. It my become a favorite.
Got home and took it down to components. Balistol and a wire brush
Along with a YT video.
Tim
Used the last of my AMSoil gun cleaner to soak it.
At the range I went through a full magazine 16 rounds reloa dad and I started to get FtFire. Lite marks on cases. Kept doing it and I stopped.
That first mag though. It's a shooter. It my become a favorite.
Got home and took it down to components. Balistol and a wire brush
Along with a YT video.
Tim
Used the last of my AMSoil gun cleaner to soak it.
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I took my late sister's husband's (BIL) Glenfield 60 apart and was putting it back together when the guts just seemed "too wide" in a spot to go into the receiver housing. About the time I noticed all the e (c) clips were gone, something sprang out.
I got everything back, but now have to watch a YouTube or two to see how to put back together this one spring/spring guide. I swear it takes three hands
BTW, I had already replaced the trigger assembly on the gun due to a safety malfunction, so it's kind of an ongoing thing with these old Marlins.
BTW, I didn't shoot it much but it seemed to keep up with the other Marlins...some very small groups.
I got everything back, but now have to watch a YouTube or two to see how to put back together this one spring/spring guide. I swear it takes three hands
BTW, I had already replaced the trigger assembly on the gun due to a safety malfunction, so it's kind of an ongoing thing with these old Marlins.
BTW, I didn't shoot it much but it seemed to keep up with the other Marlins...some very small groups.
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Hope you got it figured out!
Hope you got it figured out!
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Re: Glenfield Model 60
Those old model 60s are a fun rifle, nice score! Those are what I grew up shooting. If that rifle has not been gone through, take it apart and check out the buffer. It's probably in pieces. Part key 5 in the diagram on this page: https://www.gunpartscorp.com/gun-manufa ... -new-model
Edit: shoulda read all the posts in this thread before I posted. I see you did take it down. How was the buffer? I recently cleaned and repaired 3 model 60s of various years that have been neglected at my dads place for a long time. A 64, 81 and 82. All 3 had disintegrated buffers. A missing spring or 2, but they all worked. A simple but sweet rifle
Edit: shoulda read all the posts in this thread before I posted. I see you did take it down. How was the buffer? I recently cleaned and repaired 3 model 60s of various years that have been neglected at my dads place for a long time. A 64, 81 and 82. All 3 had disintegrated buffers. A missing spring or 2, but they all worked. A simple but sweet rifle
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Re: Glenfield Model 60
A gunsmith/gun dealer I knew used to take Model 60s in that weren't functioning and buy them cheap. He'd then do a complete clean, get them to shoot and sell for a profit. He really liked the Model 60, but wasn't bashful about taking advantage of the fact that the 60 is harder to clean than a lot of the competition.
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Well the nothing was very dirty. The bore cleaned up with a few wipes. The action I spayed and let things soak in the wiped everything down. The closet varnish came off very quickly.
Looked like it was shot a little and the put in the back of a closet to be moved around for a few years.
Spings and other parts look good, the buffer is intact.
Can't wait to get it out again.
Tim
Looked like it was shot a little and the put in the back of a closet to be moved around for a few years.
Spings and other parts look good, the buffer is intact.
Can't wait to get it out again.
Tim
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i had a Marlin 60 in the M-1 carbine version. It had the 1970 commenrative medallion in the butt stock. That gun would shoot bug holes at ridiculous distances with cheap bulk ammo. I gave that gun to my grandson for his 12th B'day. He is a squirrel hunting fool. He lives in deep East Texas. My son is a Captain for TP&W game warden. Perks, you know!! I am very proud of both of them.posting.php?mode=reply&f=15&t=6524#http ... =15&t=6524#
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Re: Glenfield Model 60
I bought a brand new model 60 with a scope in the early 70s. I think I paid $21 for it.
Ended up kinking the recoil spring on disassembly, and eventually gave it to a buddy of mine, as I never shot it. He replaced the spring and one or two other small components, and it still works like a champ.
I prefer my H001, but got a lot of good shooting out of the Marlin. Especially for twenty bucks.
Ended up kinking the recoil spring on disassembly, and eventually gave it to a buddy of mine, as I never shot it. He replaced the spring and one or two other small components, and it still works like a champ.
I prefer my H001, but got a lot of good shooting out of the Marlin. Especially for twenty bucks.
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