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Has anyone got any idea we’re i might find a trigger guard for a marlin XS7 it seems real hard to find any because they have stopped manufacturing these firearms. Brownells says they have them but when I press order they say that they are now out of stock. Cheers guys any help would be much appreciated 👍🏿
What's wrong with your one bro?
Its cracked and so I can’t tighten down the action with any force so my groups are moving round because the stock is it tight on the with the actionQuote:
Originally Posted by Tommy
Hey mate, i had the same thing happen to mine a few years ago (was my first CF rifle) I found a part number online for a Rimfire one that fitted perfectly (it was an alloy one whereas the factory Marlin one is plastic) just had to drill one of the screw holes out a little larger.Quote:
Originally Posted by anthony
It was a good fix, and i still have the rifle, its a loner now.
Ill see if i can find the part number, i know i got it via Sinclairs, which i think is Brownells.
Managed to look up my order history ;-)Quote:
Originally Posted by GWH
This was it
550000280 G3207580 TRIGGER GUARD
https://www.sinclairintl.com/gun-par...-prod8278.aspx
Does look very like a marlin 60 trigger guard. I'll bring my one up to compare if you want to check first? Good spotting @GWH
I originally got onto the part number via a Marlin owners website after google searching the problem. When you pull the factory plastic one off and have a good look at it all, you will see how the factory plastic one splits when over tightened. Bit of a wee design fault, the alloy one basically fixes it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tommy
Oh mean yea is been a pain in the ass to find one I used a washer and tightened it down on that to get it shooting proper for this tomorrows trip to Whirinaki ����Quote:
Originally Posted by GWH
If your going to be around the wops any time soon then that would be awesome cheersQuote:
Originally Posted by Tommy
Didn't the savage one fit
Nah unfortunately but I got a temporary fix done wit a washer for now till I get a new oneQuote:
Originally Posted by northdude
You can also take it to your local panel shop with plastic repair welder. They do a good job in minutes.
We can make it fit surley it looked pretty close
It’s a bit of a stretch I think I actually got the screw tight as after I put a washer under itQuote:
Originally Posted by northdude
I know this is an old thread, but I now am in a similar though worse situation than the member who created the thread. I have lost the trigger guard of my Marlin XS7. How could such a thing happen? Well, the tigger guard had a fracture near the rear bolt and the front screw would not hold tight. This resulted in the trigger guard falling off the rifle and being lost while bush-bashing through some heavy leatherwood in the Ruahines last weekend. Happy to say that I was still able to shoot a deer on this hunt, but I could really feel how vulnerable the trigger is without a guard when hunting in heavy bush. Does anyone have any suggestions for how I could obtain a replacement trigger guard? From an earlier post, I understand that the trigger guard of the Marlin 925 can be used as a replacement, but the only website I could find that would post this to NZ is https://www.boydsgunstocks.com/, which is going to charge ~US$95 for the postage. Any advice would be much appreciated!
Was going to say got a pic but that was a dumb question
I may have one that fits...