A testament to the designers and fabricators of that era. So for tonight, a soaking in breakfree. And now a question for you. There was a recall in 1990 for the firing pin. So send this one off or stuff it back in?
More later! I have a Christmas tree to put up!
Not a Radio Shack Model 100 home computer.
ReplyDeleteI have to admit I was a bit disappointed.
You're late.:)
ReplyDeleteNorth, how about a TRS-80? Sold them too!
ReplyDeleteBrock- yeah I know!
A Radio Shack Model 100 wasn't that many years newer than this gun.
ReplyDeleteI'd replace it as long as the cost is somewhat reasonable. It's a small thing but if it breaks Murphy's Law says it'll absolutely do it at exactly the wrong time and turn a fine firearm into a club.
ReplyDeleteI need to loan you my grandkids. They were asking about the tree 5 minutes after they arrived and didn't let up until it was up and the house was decorated.
Good luck with that tree!
ReplyDeleteAs for the pin... I guess you could send it back in, unless you feel that it never was too bad... Up to you! :)
Hit either Midnell's or Brownway's site.
ReplyDeleteThey should list parts for you M100.
Get a new spring while you're at it.
That whole 2 is 1 thing.
Send it back, I'm betting it will not be charged for.
ReplyDeletePutting the Christmas tree up... ya know... I have two boxes of old Christmas "glass ball" ornaments we no longer use... and plenty of shotgun shells... hmmmm...
ReplyDeleteDann in Ohio