i am still learing about the t97 rifle i recently acquired from rich russell. appears that the bolt, front bayonet lug and magazine plate all match. the extractor is a no, but given the high probabilty that it is a battfield pickup (given its condition,full mum and obvious heavy usage) i could imagine that the part would have needed to be replaced under battlefield conditions. i have not checked the firing pin yet but would like to know if there are other numbered locations on a t97 i need to check? i have been using a 10x eyepiece and have discovered interesting stampings all over the darn thing
HERE IS THE REAL QUESTION. THE SCOPE SLIDES ONTO THE MOUNT 97% OF THE WAY ..WHAT IS THE BEST NON INVASIVE METHOD USED TO DETERMINE THE HANG POINT AND ADJUST THE FITTING. once determined, DOES ONE WORK ON THE RIFLE MOUNT BASE OR THE INSIDE OF THE SCOPE RAIL and with what abrasive material ??? IF THIS HAS BEEN ADDRESSED HERE PLEASE FEEL FREE TO POINT ME IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION. I DID TRY A SEARCH BEFORE ASKING.
HERE IS THE REAL QUESTION. THE SCOPE SLIDES ONTO THE MOUNT 97% OF THE WAY ..WHAT IS THE BEST NON INVASIVE METHOD USED TO DETERMINE THE HANG POINT AND ADJUST THE FITTING. once determined, DOES ONE WORK ON THE RIFLE MOUNT BASE OR THE INSIDE OF THE SCOPE RAIL and with what abrasive material ??? IF THIS HAS BEEN ADDRESSED HERE PLEASE FEEL FREE TO POINT ME IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION. I DID TRY A SEARCH BEFORE ASKING.