Could someone post a pic of an 1100 trapgun knock-down pin?
Thank you in advance.
Thank you in advance.
Could someone post a pic of an 1100 trapgun knock-down pin?
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Could someone post a pic of an 1100 trapgun knock-down pin?
Thank you in advance.
Thank you in advance.
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Shown here: http://www.trapshooters.com/posts/2167453/
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Thank you V10.
I wonder if a dab of JB Weld would provide the same function on a field barrel?
I wonder if a dab of JB Weld would provide the same function on a field barrel?
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JB Weld didn't work, but a dab of MorTite seems to do the job. I'll know more on Saturday.
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The Remington part is called a deflector button. It looks like a small headed rivet with a very long, thin "tail". It is a very simple installation easily done at home with a clamp and a ball peen hammer. Many barrels are pre-drilled to accept the deflector buton but it is, again, a simple process to drill the required hole. I have installed several so it can't be too difficult.
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Thanks for that info. Right now I just need a temporary fix, but if I decide a more permanent fix is in order I may try that. I'm not too sure I want to try drilling that hole with my Black & Decker hand-held.
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thej b weld will work BUT it must be clean and roughed up with sandpaper
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The barrel extension edge must be roughed up?
The JB weld I used it the putty. Do they make another kind? I rolled up a small snake about the size of an inchworm and ran it along the edge of the barrel extension. It didn't last long. I tried wrapping some up and over the extension, but I can't get the barrel to fit in the receiver that way. Fortunately the JB Weld chipped off.
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I roughed it up with sand paper and cleaned it with alcohol. I used just a little dab. I mean a little dab. about 1/4 inch long and 1/8 inch high. It does not take much to make a deflector and it has been on for over 1000 rounds
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Order the pin from Midway. Push it through the hole and flatten the other side with a punch. Its quick and easy.
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A quick note if you're installing a deflector stud in a barrel that hasn't had the extension drilled at the factory.
On the factory installation, a hole is drilled, then a slight conterbore is made. If you don't do the same, the factory stud will sit up too high, and will need to be modified.
You can't notice this on a barrel with the stud installed, but when I bought mine, the stud had either been removed or had falled out. I have a couple new ones here, but haven't had the need/desire to bother installing them yet, my gun only ejects the hulls halfway toward the next station anyways.
On the factory installation, a hole is drilled, then a slight conterbore is made. If you don't do the same, the factory stud will sit up too high, and will need to be modified.
You can't notice this on a barrel with the stud installed, but when I bought mine, the stud had either been removed or had falled out. I have a couple new ones here, but haven't had the need/desire to bother installing them yet, my gun only ejects the hulls halfway toward the next station anyways.
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