Like the previous issue with PART 1, this is a"must have" issue for B&M modelers in the milk era. Transportation of Milk in New England, on 16 pages overall, including a drawing of a B&M wooden milk car and 20 photos. Cowan then concludes his definitive feature on THE MILK TRAINS. And barely made it back to Sally's Mom's house in Sherman. Sally and I remember it well as we decided to take the train into GCT that day from Danbury CT. White Flags concerns the Great Blizzard of 1978 with 3 photos covering 3 pages. The ONLY locomotive photograph I display in our home is a builder's photo of this exact same engine. The cover shows a brand new Atlantic in a publicity pose. more measures a standard 21.4 by 27.8 cm with J. Number 3, of the B&M BULLETIN published by the B&MRRHS, Inc. To remove trigger lock (49) insert small pin into hole in lock, turn Va turn and at same time push trigger lock out from left to right.Your bid is for Volume 7. Do not disassemble action slide lock (37) assembly from guard as lock screw (38) is 'staked' to lock pivot (39). Remove hammer with hammer spring (56) and hammer spring guide rod (57).ĭrift out trigger pin (53) and remove trigger (54) and trigger spring (55). Let hammer (59) down slowly and drift out hammer pin (52) from the left. Remove carrier (44) and carrier spring (47), with cartridge guide (45) attached. This has a left thread and unscrews right. Reassemble bolt in reverseĦ Unscrew carrier pivot (48). firing pin (24), and firing pin spring (22). Drift out firing pin stop pin (15) and remove firing pin striker (23). Drift out left extractor pin (16, arrow) from bottom of breechbolt and lift away left extractor (17) and spring (18). When reassembling, be sure this spring is on rear side of stop collar on magazineĥ Push back right extractor plunger (20) with small screwdriver and lift out right extractor (21) together with plunger and spring (19). Pull off action slide handle and withdraw magazine from action slide (33). Remove spring and follower (13).Īpply Tool B to action slide sleeve screw cap (34) as shown and unscrew it. Slowly remove magazine plug and grasp magazine spring (12) to prevent its escape.
#Winchester model 25 12ga pump shotgun free#
Pull entire assembly straight forward and free of gunģ Unscrew magazine plug screws (11), holding magazine plug in place with thumb. Unscrew magazine, with action slide handle (61) attached, from receiver by hand. Tool is necessary to 'break' tight screw fit of magazine to receiver. Insert short piece of Va" drill rod (A) and turn out magazine (8) approximately 150°. Apply Tool A to lug in front of magazine plug (10) aligning Va" hole in tool with hole in plug. Remove magazine lock screw (5) and magazine lock (6) in face of receiver (7).
In reassembly, replace buttstock after replacing guardĢ Remove magazine band screw (3) and slide magazine band (4) forward on barrel (1).
Remove buttplate screws (26), butt-plate (25), buttstock bolt (28). Slide breechbolt fully rearward and lift out. With small screwdriver, pry out ejector (31-arrow) at rear of breechbolt (14) in receiver. Grind or file double end to form screwdriversĤ Remove guard screw (36) and swing guard (35) down out of receiver (inside left wall of receiver shown). Make Tool B from an 8" length of tempered steel dimensioned as shown. Holes should be slightly chamfered and all edges deburred. Make Tool A from 6" or 8" bar of Va" x -lío" cold-rolled steel stock. ITo properly disassemble Model 25 it is necessary to fabricate 2 special tools. The Model 25 shotgun was discontinued in 1957. Weight of the gun with 28" barrel is approximately 8 lbs.
Magazine capacity is 4 shells and a wood plug was furnished to reduce the capacity to 2 shells.
#Winchester model 25 12ga pump shotgun full#
The Model 25 was offered in either 26" or 28" barrel lengths with an option of full or modified choke in the 28" length, or improved cylinder boring in the 26" length. only, for the 23/4" shell, and was essentially a moderately priced version of the Winchester Model 12 takedown shotgun. The Winchester Model 25 hammer-less slide-action solid-frame shotgun was introduced in 1950.
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