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Firing pin for Hopkins & Allen 922
Mar 28th, 2018 at 8:34pm
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I recently acquired a non-working H & A 922  .22 rifle. I bought it as a learning experience, and it's been fun. I made a return spring from an old plane blade- annealed the steel and shaped it to match the fantastic drawing on the Numrich site. Out of stock on almost everything, so I plodded forward. I hardened the spring- cherry red, water quench, them heated it with a torch until it turned blue, and it works great ! So, I put a bolt in the coal stove and turned a firing pin on my unimat, and with some time spent fitting the travel notch in its shaft and a new
pin, that works too. The ejector is missing as well, and I see that in the drawing, so I guess that's next, though I would love to just buy one.
But my question is: Do I harden the firing pin - What is protocoal here ? Sorry, I'm a total newbie.
  
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Re: Firing pin for Hopkins & Allen 922
Reply #1 - Mar 28th, 2018 at 9:41pm
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It would be allot easier to just go ahead and make it from a grade 8 bolt and you would be good to go.

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