[caf82313]

So are the 3/62's considered the only true push pin or are the Early 65/66's considered correct double Push Pins as well see screen shot below. Thanks for any insight/info

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[Conelrad]

The 41's (the "10B" series) you refer to do indeed have an open push-pin hole in the receiver.

What is hard to determine from photos is there are pieces of steel welded along each side which makes it impossible to use a standard G3 fire control group as it is now wider than will fit.

Those steel pieces also have a projection into the group area, rather than a "shelf" that provides the same impediment.

Conelrad

 

[caf82313]

Looks like the Early 66's had correct pin hole placement vs the 7/62's/11/62's. Also seems some 7/62's/11/62's were marked 41 vs G3

 

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