I have a Glenfield Model 60 (squirrel stock) serial number 7125xxxx that I bought used sometime around 1974-ish. It's occasionally had a failure to feed as long as I can recall, but last time out to thin out the prairie dog population, it just flat out quit feeding. The round would lodge up and left into the corner, missing the chamber, or catch the nose of the bullet cock-eyed in the chamber, gouging the lead and sticking. I've read up on the dis-assembly and cleaning (done) and referenced the pictures and articles here (good info - thanks to all who posted!).
My action look a bit different than the 3 possible nose feed and action pictures I've read about, and there's no ejector spring.
I'll post a few pics here, and here's my http://s12.photobucket.com/albums/a237/DBAPilotDad/Glenfield%20Model%2060/ photobucket album with the rest. Hopefully someone can educate me.
Thanks!
My action look a bit different than the 3 possible nose feed and action pictures I've read about, and there's no ejector spring.
I'll post a few pics here, and here's my http://s12.photobucket.com/albums/a237/DBAPilotDad/Glenfield%20Model%2060/ photobucket album with the rest. Hopefully someone can educate me.
Thanks!





