[Jones Rifle Guards]

I have a T&E NOS condition for the 1919A4 .30/M60. I am looking for a T&E with pin and chain just for .30 Cal. Will make trade. Willing to add money and pay for shipping.

 

[brassmagnet]

You do know the M60 attachment comes off and you can use the T&E on the .30 tripod right? Just thought I'd mention it if you didn't

 

[Jones Rifle Guards]

Yeah, just don't like having to use the lock rings to keep the pin in place. If I could find a pin with the ball on the end I would use it. Any suggestions?

 

[XDIVER1]

If you don't find a trade ,would you sell it ?
Thank's

XDIVER1

 

[kaotic01]

http://www.fastenal.com/web/products/detail.ex?sku=0157097

 

[Jones Rifle Guards]

Thanks for the link!!! One thing, what is the best way to get it to match the rest of the T&E?

 

[Jones Rifle Guards]

Is there a place that has Cotterless Hitch Pins that have a dark finish on them already?

 

[blkbd]

Thanks for the link!!! One thing, what is the best way to get it to match the rest of the T&E?

I would sand blast the zinc finish off and then parkarize it, Or finish how ever you want.

 

[KyAKGuy]

Just blast it, then park it.

We just reparked my entire gun last week. I was suprised just how easy
it was to do. It actually took longer to blast all the parts than it did
to park them. I made a pin out of a bolt and a ring. I put a chain on it
and want to put a keeper ring on the T&E for it.

Keep the T&E and modify it to do what you want.

KyAKGuy

 

[kaotic01]

check the length , that link is just a reference you will need to see what length pin you will need by the effective length and order accordingly!

 

[Arisaka San]

Also, Keep in mind that the M60 T&E has no provision for the chain..

 

[KyAKGuy]

Here is a pic of the pin i made from a bolt, a steel ring, and some chain.

I measured the place the pin goes in. It is 3 1/4 wide. The pin should
be at least that length.

KyAKGuy

 

[KyAKGuy]

Also, Keep in mind that the M60 T&E has no provision for the chain..

That is easy to remedy. Weld a small plate to the edge
on the front right side and drill a hole in it.

Voila!! Chain mount for the pin.

KyAKGuy