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Thread: Mystery Circlip - Tikka T3

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    Mystery Circlip - Tikka T3

    Sooo.....

    Was cleaning my T3x after the range yesterday and this circlip fell out of the mag well. I assumed it was off the trigger, but buggered if I can see where it belongs.

    Any experts able to enlighten me? hopefully my shooting mate is not having a laugh.

    (large rifle primer for scale)


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    definitely not off the side of one the trigger pins?

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    Quote Originally Posted by csmiffy View Post
    definitely not off the side of one the trigger pins?
    Think he is right. Had to clean our trigger housing out the other day.

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    Sorted thanks. it retains the plastic shaft connected to the safety latch. mine was in flush so wasn't obvious. chur.

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    I love extra bits
    Identify your target beyond all doubt

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    Its the wingus clip that secures the dingus nut to stop it doing something you wouldnt like. Hope that helps
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tommy View Post
    I love extra bits
    As opposed to missing bits, ie detent pins or selector springs that go flying, never to be seen again.
    Welcome to Sako club.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dogmatix View Post
    As opposed to missing bits, ie detent pins or selector springs that go flying, never to be seen again.
    Or you find the safety spring but,was there a ball bearing on the end.
    No amount of googlefoo turns up a drawing
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    At my work you can have something pulled apart set out in an order so you can get it back together properly then the boss will walk up to it pick a piece up have a look at it walk off with it then put it down somewhere and forget where he put it
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    Quote Originally Posted by dogmatix View Post
    As opposed to missing bits, ie detent pins or selector springs that go flying, never to be seen again.
    Funny. this bloody clip took me 30mins to find on the garage floor. somehow it traveled 3m and ended up under a shoe.

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    Yep spent an hour looking in long grass for the firing pin spring from my Benelli M2 on duck shooting eve last year after giving the gun a quick clean..never again..
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