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Re: Nylon 66 [Re: arcticotter] #7360556
09/20/21 10:55 PM
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I don't blame you. I think the large head would be pretty handy......but it might be vulnerable too


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Re: Nylon 66 [Re: arcticotter] #7360563
09/20/21 10:58 PM
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Originally Posted by arcticotter
I’m guessing I won’t find a large head screw. Just want a factor one of either type.


https://www.ebay.com/itm/333918632255?hash=item4dbf19f93f:g:QY8AAOSwLNpbkG9Q
https://www.ebay.com/itm/274898940021?hash=item400140f075:g:-dQAAOSw4c9hEfAV

... either of those work?

Re: Nylon 66 [Re: arcticotter] #7360567
09/20/21 11:03 PM
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Tiny little screw on my 66 [Linked Image]


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Re: Nylon 66 [Re: arcticotter] #7361062
09/21/21 05:23 PM
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Originally Posted by arcticotter
Mine is like the top one in the picture.



Interesting, mine is like the bottom pic ...
It seems it's not a standard thread - more like a worm type thread .. not sure ..

Re: Nylon 66 [Re: arcticotter] #7361074
09/21/21 05:43 PM
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I know of a gun shop in Florida that has a few of them on the wall. Not obscene prices but they are proud of them. $265 or so?????


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Re: Nylon 66 [Re: arcticotter] #7361083
09/21/21 05:47 PM
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My brother had one stolen out of his truck. I bought him one for Christmas last year. They can be a bit pricey.

Re: Nylon 66 [Re: arcticotter] #7361128
09/21/21 06:22 PM
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Contact the Gun Works of Central NY, they do all of Remingtons warranty work, they may have the part you need.

Re: Nylon 66 [Re: arcticotter] #7361135
09/21/21 06:27 PM
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Anybody have an exploded view of the Nylon 66 they could make a copy of to send to me, even by E-mail would be great. A buddy Grand kid took one apart and it lives in a shoebox now. LOL


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Re: Nylon 66 [Re: arcticotter] #7361137
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Anybody have an exploded view of the Nylon 66 they could make a copy of to send to me, even by E-mail would be great. A buddy Grand kid took one apart and it lives in a shoebox now. LOL
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Re: Nylon 66 [Re: BigBob] #7361160
09/21/21 06:53 PM
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Originally Posted by BigBob
Anybody have an exploded view of the Nylon 66 they could make a copy of to send to me, even by E-mail would be great. A buddy Grand kid took one apart and it lives in a shoebox now. LOL
www.momrbigbob2@yahoo.com
Thanks


Re: Nylon 66 [Re: arcticotter] #7361169
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Thanks Brother!


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Remember Bowe Bergdahl, the traitor.

Beware! Jill Pudlewski, Ron Oates and Keven Begesse are liars and thiefs!
Re: Nylon 66 [Re: arcticotter] #7361286
09/21/21 09:40 PM
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They are pretty intuitive to put together............BUT.................the feed ramp can be a real witch to get in place and keep it there.

The instructions I have from Remington say to....."balance the feed ramp on the eraser end of a long pencil and feed it up into positions from below" prior to installing the trigger guard assembly.

Gave me fits the first time I replaced the stock. I'll bet it took 50 tries.......maybe more to be successful


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Re: Nylon 66 [Re: white17] #7361904
09/22/21 05:37 PM
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I had feed issues with mine . I took it apart and reassembled mine , but it was not right ...
They can be a challenge to get working right ... I found a gunsmith firm that had a nylon 66 expert on staff ...
He fixed my 66 , runs awesome now ...

Re: Nylon 66 [Re: arcticotter] #7361976
09/22/21 06:59 PM
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The windage screw on mine has a knurled head that is slotted. It is about as big around as a BB. The head is long for the diameter. It looks like the one's ADC posted a link too. Mine has a OD green stock. Not the most common color. I bought it used in the early 1980's with a Weaver K-4 and a case for $50. I bought two 10-22s the same week for $50 each.

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Re: Nylon 66 [Re: arcticotter] #7361992
09/22/21 07:13 PM
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Somebody correct me if I'm wrong,but the green indicates you have the Seneca model,I believe those are the most sought and pricey


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Re: Nylon 66 [Re: arcticotter] #7362323
09/23/21 07:25 AM
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30% of them where Seneca green until 1962.

Re: Nylon 66 [Re: arcticotter] #7362386
09/23/21 08:56 AM
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I have the Bicentennial 1976 model.
Garage sale find yrs ago.
Some pitting on it but worked great.
Not much use for it anymore.
I stashed it away

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Re: Nylon 66 [Re: arcticotter] #7362465
09/23/21 10:57 AM
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I’m a bit shocked with the number of folks claiming how wonderful of a rifle the Nylon 66 is.
I thought it was a widely accepted fact that they were a cheap piece of crap.
I know that their value skyrocketed in the last few years, but the reason is certainly not because folks were looking for a tack driving, high quality .22 rifle.
That said, I wish I had a truck load of them.

Re: Nylon 66 [Re: claycreech] #7362478
09/23/21 11:11 AM
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Originally Posted by claycreech
I’m a bit shocked with the number of folks claiming how wonderful of a rifle the Nylon 66 is.
I thought it was a widely accepted fact that they were a cheap piece of crap.
I know that their value skyrocketed in the last few years, but the reason is certainly not because folks were looking for a tack driving, high quality .22 rifle.
That said, I wish I had a truck load of them.


Actually I do consider mine a tack driver. It will shoot much finer than I can hold. Probably the most accurate rifle I have ever owned.


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Re: Nylon 66 [Re: arcticotter] #7362486
09/23/21 11:21 AM
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Okay
I may be way off the base here.
I’d just never heard such praise for the 66.

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