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.22hustler · 04-21-2008, 05:38 PM

Marlin model 60's are very easy to fix. Many times it's just an extractor or ejector not working properly, or just fouled with dirt.I replaced a ejector lifter spring on my buddies m-60 as it wouldn't eject or feed properly.Costs just a few bucks from Brownells, and it correctly the problem instantly. This gun was basically a single-shot, but after installing the spring, it's a rapid firing ani

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04-21-2008, 05:38 PM	#21
.22hustler Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: New York Posts: 903	Marlin model 60's are very easy to fix. Many times it's just an extractor or ejector not working properly, or just fouled with dirt.I replaced a ejector lifter spring on my buddies m-60 as it wouldn't eject or feed properly.Costs just a few bucks from Brownells, and it correctly the problem instantly. This gun was basically a single-shot, but after installing the spring, it's a rapid firing animal.