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I am in need of the large bolt cam pin on the late Model REM 760 (not 7600) . Do any of you gunsmiths know the dimensions of this round end pin? Looks like it is about 3/8 x 3/16 with rounded ends. Impossible to find from parts dealers. THX
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Have you tried Laib's Gunsmithing in Spicer, MN?
(320) 796-2686
201 Highway 23 NE
Spicer, MN 56288
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Try Ahlmans gun shop in Minnesota also.
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Will do, thank you for the suggestions.
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you might want to put a WTB on the huntingpa.com website
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Have you tried Ahlman's in Morristown, MN? www.ahlmans.com or 507-685-4243 or 4244 Gunsmith questions? mike  ahlmans.com I always try GPC first, but if they don't have it, I try Jack First in Rapid City, SD. www..jackfirstinc.com
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Found one thanks for the leads.Thanks to all who responded.
Last edited by Milwroad; 07/19/21.
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The original pin was a Groove pin which was a standard hardware purchase for Remington. I don’t remember the size but have replaced them with the proper sized drill bit shank, somewhere on the 40’s I think. The Groove pin has a groove down the side to allow it to bite into the hole it is installed into and stay put. When using a drill bit shank, I would peen the outer edge of the hole after installation to retain the pin. A proper sized roll pin may work.
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