Guard Screw Bushing, Front, 7.7 Cal.
@CNA Bitchboi

Then certainly he didn't fuck up anything did he?

hard to say

I don't remember having those

but my stock is an early war stock

I'm not familiar with the Arisaka but it could have some parts that fit incorrectly?

@CNA Bitchboi Don't be the big dumb and shoot your gun when you still have parts left from disassembly. Fucking hell you dingdong.

Lmao yeah those are the things

Fucking hell

@CNA Bitchboi **YOU DENSE MOTHERFUCKER**

Yeah I realize that

Oh well I didnt die

Put a gold star on your helmet

I'm to sober to deal with you retards today.

Start early, day drink with me

I need to buy this

You really do.

Also @Mangy is that part just screw blushings

Yes

Ok

https://www.gunpartscorp.com/products/712260

I'd go through the Arisaka page to make sure both parts are absolutely 100% correct

Will do

This was a Taurus Judge

What the fuck is that in the cylinder

No clue

Busted it right open though

What the fuck

@Mangy thanks for telling me to check the schematic it was indeed the screw bushings

No problem, GunPartsCorp makes it easy to find these things

Yeet

They weren’t super important but the do help protect my screws

Honestly with the locking strength of the Arisaka it wouldn't have been incredibly dangerous unless you really fucked up a part

Well I made sure to keep everything together as much as I could so I didn’t lose a small part

Mess kits are good for field stripping and small parts

Don't wanna be the guy who is missing a spring

Some of those older bolt actions don't actually have that many parts to them

I know the Carcano has a relatively small number of parts in the action

Because retard proofing rifles is important

I would expect the japs to have done something more simplistic for easier machining

They took a lot of pride in their infantry weapons at the beginning of the war, fudd lore is something about the samurai