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Bryno 
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 Topic: 111-40 conversionPosted: September-24-2023 at 4:43pm |
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Got done switching my 51 Red Ryder from leather to synthetic... One of the things I ran into was what to do with the parts from the saddle loop stud. I ended up threading both sides in order to turn them into fasteners. Here's a couple of pics hope it helps anybody with the same issue..
  
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Airitis
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Posted: September-25-2023 at 3:04pm |
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Interesting little idea, Bryan. I once created a complete "thru-the-receiver" ring holder with a threaded shaft and nut on the right side of the receiver. It used all 3 holes and enabled it to be removed and replaced.
Your idea makes it look original from both sides. Good thinking. Russ |
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Oldgeorge
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Posted: October-11-2023 at 11:53pm |
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I used nail and just bent it and put in the end pinned over the left hand side of it
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Bryno
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Posted: October-12-2023 at 7:01am |
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I bet that turned out just fine. I looked at redoing it but I was able to save the original pieces. Thanks for the advice.
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