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Thread: Lewis Machine and Tool MRP ejection port cover removal?

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    Quote Originally Posted by bamashooter View Post
    Pretty slick. Does the dust cover pin have recesses / notches for the roll pins or do they only act as retainers against the curved surface of the pin / shaft?
    They act only as retainers

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    Quote Originally Posted by INTrooper4255 View Post
    Mine doesn't have a C clip like that.
    Nor do mine, as far as i can see, on either my MRP's or MWS's, so I'm at a loss with that, too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brett Kastl View Post
    I've never disassembled my uppers, but mine have holes at the top of the brass deflector that look like you could drive the pin out from them. Does yours have a blind hole drilled from the bottom? And I don't understand what anything in the upper has to do with the bolt catch.

    I need to take the LMT armored class, bad.
    The rear roll pin is blind from the top and can only be seen from the bottom. I have no idea how you'd remove it, but the front roll pin can be driven down from the top.

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    Quote Originally Posted by INTrooper4255 View Post
    The rear roll pin is blind from the top and can only be seen from the bottom. I have no idea how you'd remove it, but the front roll pin can be driven down from the top.
    I just shined a light into the bottom of the pin, and it comes through the hole at the top, so you must have a different generation upper than I do.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brett Kastl View Post
    I just shined a light into the bottom of the pin, and it comes through the hole at the top, so you must have a different generation upper than I do.
    Interesting, both of my MRP's have the blind rear pin by the case deflector.

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    Quote Originally Posted by INTrooper4255 View Post
    Interesting, both of my MRP's have the blind rear pin by the case deflector.
    The one I shined I bought about 12yrs ago, the other, 10yrs ago, so they ain't new at all.

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    Could they be screws?

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    Quote Originally Posted by joeg26er View Post
    Could they be screws?
    I thought of that too. I need to get my nylon brush and brush away some funk to be 100% positive

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    Quote Originally Posted by INTrooper4255 View Post
    I thought of that too. I need to get my nylon brush and brush away some funk to be 100% positive
    Yes, they are roll pins

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    I am pretty sure that you tap the forward roll pin up and that will allow the ejection port cover rod to come forward and then swing out from the receiver. You should then be able to tap it back into place without issues.



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