44lover
Well-Known Member
I stripped the bolt, removed the cocking handle, and CLEANED it all out. There was so much black goo in everything, I thought I was doing a good job before, found out I was dead wrong. After cleaning, I inspected a few things. the cocking handle spring was broken, replaced the spring and hold down pin, man what a difference. The extractor and spring was so gummed up it's a miricle to have been working at all, cleaned till it was dry, inspected then reused (proper function). Replaced rollers with +4's. All parts from RTG. The new bolt gap I have is now .012. I figured it was simple stuff.
Without this site and the knowledge within, I would have done the unthinkable and gotten rid of it. Now thanks to all of you here I'm getting to be almost an expert with MY CETME. I'll be taking her to the range to see if my efforts have been worth while. I'm confident that they have been,
Thanks again everybody. sorry to be so long winded.
Without this site and the knowledge within, I would have done the unthinkable and gotten rid of it. Now thanks to all of you here I'm getting to be almost an expert with MY CETME. I'll be taking her to the range to see if my efforts have been worth while. I'm confident that they have been,
Thanks again everybody. sorry to be so long winded.