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WCChapin | Glenfield 30 “Scout” – Part 7 | Valentine’s Day at the Range with Glenda
A pleasant February afternoon evaluating a 30-30 Winchester recipe suggested by Georgiaboy44.
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Glenfield 30 “Scout” – Part 9 | Validating the GeorgiaBoy44 Load
Validating the 30-30 Winchester recipe suggested by Georgiaboy44 for "Glenda" - my Glenfield 30 lever action "Scout" rifle.
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WCChapin | Glenfield 30 “Scout” – Part 6 | Fitting the Scope Base and Forearm Reassembly
Mounting the XS Sights Lever Scout Mount requires dressing down the mounting "jackscrew" that fits into the rear sight dovetail.
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WCChapin | Glenfield 30 “Scout” – Part 5 | The Reassembled Action, Buttstock, and Scope Screws
The rifle action has been cleaned and reassembled - moving on to preparations for mounting the XS Sights Lever Scout Mount.
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WCChapin | Glenfield 30 “Scout” – Part 4 | The Disassembled Action and Checking the Forearm Fit
While checking the forearm clearance around the XS Sights Lever Scout Mount, I decided to disassemble the action for a good cleaning. This was my first time taking a Marlin apart...
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WCChapin | Glenfield 30 “Scout” – Part 1 | Taking a Look at the Rifle and XS Sights Lever Scout Mount
Revisiting a set aside Lever Action Scout Rifle project from a few years ago.
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WCChapin | Glenfield 30 “Scout” – Part 2 | Test Fitting the Rail and Fussing with the Forearm
Test fitting the XS Sights Lever Scout Mount on the Glenfield 30, and attempting to figure out how to remove the forearm for cleaning. Have a good laugh as I miss the obvious...
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WCChapin | Glenfield 30 “Scout” – Part 8 | Mark’s First Date with Glenda
Mark gives the XS Sights Lever Scout Mount a try on the Glenfield 30 with his favorite light .30-30 Winchester cast bullet load.
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WCChapin | Glenfield 30 “Scout” – Part 3 | Moving Forward and Freeing the Forearm
Sometimes the solution is simple - removing the magazine tube releases the pressure from the front cap, and allows the forearm to be lifted free!