TM 9-280 1944 Caliber .22 Rifles, All Types - US Army Combined ...
TM 9-280 1944 Caliber .22 Rifles, All Types - US Army Combined ...
TM 9-280 1944 Caliber .22 Rifles, All Types - US Army Combined ...
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DESCRIPTION AND FUNCTIONING<br />
<strong>TM</strong> 9-<strong>280</strong><br />
15-17<br />
RA PD 31917<br />
Figure 45 - Magazine Assembly of Remington Rifle,<br />
CGal. <strong>.22</strong>, Model 513T - Cutaway View<br />
(2) The safety indicator is located inside the mainspring. When<br />
the mainspring is compressed to the cocked position, the indicator<br />
protrudes through its hole in the rear of the bolt sleeve to indicate<br />
that the firing mechanism is cocked.<br />
(3) The mainspring plunger has a slotted hole in the rear as a<br />
clearance hole for the bolt sleeve pin.<br />
(4) The mainspring is between the firing pin pointer and the<br />
mainspring plunger. It is compressed by the action of the bolt handle<br />
forcing the firing pin and mainspring plunger to the rear. When its<br />
compression is released, it forces the firing pin forward.<br />
16. MAGAZINE ASSEMBLY.<br />
a. The magazine assembly includes the magazine tube, magazine<br />
follower, magazine spring, and magazine bottom (fig. 45).<br />
b. The magazine spring maintains pressure against the follower<br />
and, when the magazine is loaded, forces the cartridges to the top.<br />
Lips on the sides of the magazine retain the top cartridge until the<br />
bolt, as it is closed, moves the cartridge forward to a slot on each<br />
side of the magazine permitting the cartridge rim to pass from the<br />
magazine and move into the firing chamber of the barrel.<br />
17. REAR SIGHT ASSEMBLY.<br />
a. The Redfield 75 RT sight (fig. 46) is secured to the mounting.<br />
block on the rear end of the receiver by a knurled thumbscrew. The<br />
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