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I have a 20 gauge Stevens 311C H series. I broke one of the original firing pins several years ago and bought replacements at Numrich. I have broken 2 or 3 of the replacement pins. Pins for the 311 and 311A have a thicker midsection than the pins for 311C and newer guns (see pics). Do any of you know if I can use the pins for the 311 on my 311C? If not, should I try to buy firing pins from someone else or have some made locally? I am tired of replacing pins. 311 firing pins [img] http://picasaweb.google.com/sehaun3333/FiringPins#5370279173463780786[/img] 311C firing pins [img] http://picasaweb.google.com/sehaun3333/FiringPins#5370279177804172946[/img]
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