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Thanks everyone!
Here are three more photographs. If you can you give me any tips on removing the pin, I will photograph the tang. The photos are copyright (c) 2012 by Dana K. Williams, All Rights Are Reserved |
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Did it come from the UK?
The peg should just push out from the narrow side (I assume the side not standing slightly proud). I suggest using a matchstick and be careful. |
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No, it didn't come from the UK. My Dad picked it up at a gun show in North Florida eight or nine years ago.
The fit of the peg / pin is too tight to just push out. I may be able to tap on it with a punch. |
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FWIW, I use the skinny end of a chopstick as an awl/punch and a rubber or (better yet) a wooden mallet to tap it out. ![]() |
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Ok, I used the skinny end of a chopstick and a rubber mallet, but I can only move the pin a little less than half way. Any suggestions.
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