Hall action firing pin

[Dusty Stevens]

Nope, fairly smooth, going back down in "the room" and try it again and will let you know, I ran out of hair years ago so no more to pull out,

Youll figure it out. Cant be too many things. Look at the bolt lugs too unless you know its in the back.

 

[Shooter13]

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Inspect the first threads real good for rolled over threads also look for gunk up where the threads fit into the body (between the threads and the big part of the shroud) its a very tite fit in the bolt body

In your first pic the hole where the pin goes, is the roll pin all the way at the bottom of where you are looking in?

 

[Dusty Stevens]

In your first pic the hole where the pin goes, is the roll pin all the way at the bottom of where you are looking in?

Yes. It goes into that hole and thru the firing pin. To remove it you capture the firing pin so it doesnt fire across the room and just drive the pin farther into the shroud.

 

[Shooter13]

Yes. It goes into that hole and thru the firing pin. To remove it you capture the firing pin so it doesnt fire across the room and just drive the pin farther into the shroud.

Got it!

 

[Shooter13]

Do you have grease on the threads of the shroud? Try unscrewing it exactly one turn and trying it again

This didn't help.

 

[Shooter13]

Got it!

I didn't mean I found the problem, just meant that I found the roll pin and see how that works.
Thanks for your help! Still working on it.

 

[Dusty Stevens]

I didn't mean I found the problem, just meant that I found the roll pin and see how that works.
Thanks for your help! Still working on it.

Keep us posted

 

[Shooter13]

Keep us posted

Will do, the suspense is killing me LOL
I'm sure glad this isn't the gun I plan on shooting at the Nationals next month!

 

[Dusty Stevens]

C’mon man youd have the only hall there! Send the bolt to me and ill fix it up for you. Ill dust off my old hall tools and get you back on the road

 

[Shooter13]

C’mon man youd have the only hall there! Send the bolt to me and ill fix it up for you. Ill dust off my old hall tools and get you back on the road

Thank you! I appreciate that but Mike @gunsandgunsmithing called me and has offered the same thing so I'm sending it to him on Monday, if he has problems you will be my next call!
Thanks again and we will let you know what we find.

 

[Dusty Stevens]

Thank you! I appreciate that but Mike @gunsandgunsmithing called me and has offered the same thing so I'm sending it to him on Monday, if he has problems you will be my next call!
Thanks again and we will let you know what we find.

Anytime

 

[Shooter13]

Anytime

Thank you!

 

[ebb]

Note to self Do not that Hall apart

 

[Dusty Stevens]

Note to self Do not that Hall apart

Go ahead we can get it back right for you

 

[ebb]

Its right as it is now. When my friend was alive that I shot short range BR with, I shot 2 wallet groups that were 0s. I talked to Mr Hall when I first got the rifle about a set of rings. He said "If you don't have a weight to make get a set of Burris signature and never worry about rings again."

 

[Jet]

following since I have an old Hall M

 

[Shooter13]

following since I have an old Hall M

Do you have an extra bolt for sale?

 

[Jet]

Do you have an extra bolt for sale?

Nope, sorry

 

[Shooter13]

Nope, sorry

Yes I think @gunsandgunsmithing is going to have to machine a new shrould, this should never have happened.

 

[tdf-55]

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Inspect the first threads real good for rolled over threads also look for gunk up where the threads fit into the body (between the threads and the big part of the shroud) its a very tite fit in the bolt body

where can i get a tool like that ? i have a Remington but it want fit Thx