I am looking for a sear to fit the early variation of the TC lock. This is the one that has a screw hole in it for attachment. Thanks in advance.
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CLOSED Thompson Center Hawken/Renegade Sear - Early Style
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Got it. They all have the 2nd generation of the sears which does not utilize the screw.
Still needing one of these. I would bet someone has one stashed away in a bunch of old parts.
I looked, sorry, I don't got one,
Are you sure the current sear won't fit the hole?
If so, could you possibly modify the bridle plate to accept the 2nd gen solid post?
Just throwing out ideas,,
Are you sure the current sear won't fit the hole?
If so, could you possibly modify the bridle plate to accept the 2nd gen solid post?
Just throwing out ideas,,
necchi, I am not sure about the fit of the 2nd variation sear to the 1st generation bridle plate, but the lock plate screw hole would probably be the problem area. I know it could be reamed, but I am hesitant to modify an original. Just trying to save a very good lock that only needs a sear to be complete.
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