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Thompson Contender
cactus-man
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Hello, i bought a very
early 1st gen contender,
sweet gun, engraving, nice
grips but the trigger is frozen,
won't even wiggle.All else works
did bubba get
a hold of this pistol?
early 1st gen contender,
sweet gun, engraving, nice
grips but the trigger is frozen,
won't even wiggle.All else works
did bubba get
a hold of this pistol?
Comments
I just purchased a old Model Contender by TC, it is after 195,000 serial#. It is very stiff opening up this gun,does anyone have any thoughts about loosening this up ?
Thanks
Can anyone explain the difference between Contender & g2 Contender ?
Thanks
JC
about the how the fram is register I am looking at a 223 that is a rifle and will be wanting to change it over to a pistol from time to time I emailed the dealer and asked how it was reg. and he emailed me
that with a form 4473 the FFL can check Rifle or Handgun.
is this so or does it need to be register as a pistol from tc[?][?]
thanks
Taz
Thanks,
cbxjeffIt's too late for me, save yourself.
It is not unusual that the firing pin touches (slightly dents) the primer without firing it. If so, many times it is a problem with the ammo not the frame. 35 Rem ammo is a good example and misfires are not that unusual.
Contenders have a hammer that when you break it open the hammer moves away the firing pins.
Neither of my old style frames have a hammer block.
If you don't hear that slight click it will not go bang .... and you need to find the reason it don't go click so it is ready to drop away when the hammer starts down.......