Dantforth
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I have one here which does not have the button to unload the magazine. Is that something that can be retrofitted? I suspect not but thought I would ask. Dave
Ruger 44 magnum carbine….early model.
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In order to do so, you would need to get a later version trigger assembly with the button release. From experience, when that is swapped you may need to sand a bit of the stock next to the button assembly to allow it to move over far enough and allow the next cartridge to feed from the magazine tube. I had purchased an early carbine, which apparently had a later trigger assembly, and it would not feed the rounds (which may be why it was being sold at a good price). I found that to be reason why. I pushed the button hard enough to make a mark in the wood and then concentrated on sanding in that area. I did a little at a time until the assembly was able to move over far enough and allow the next cartridge to load. The rifle fed just fine afterwards.
Help me out here please. Is THIS what folks are calling a magazine? I always referred to the 44 Carbine as tube fed. The ones I owned had no magazine. Am I missing something?
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The tube is the magazine.
What is wrong with people not posting pics of guns they are having problems with??? Without pics we can't tell what model or even variation it is!!! It looks like it just fell off to me!!!
Yes, the name of the tube is a magazine tube on a 44 Carbine parts list. That is also what it is called on lever actions and the sort. They are magazines as they hold the rounds but they are not a detachable magazine as you have with a pistol.Help me out here please. Is THIS what folks are calling a magazine? I always referred to the 44 Carbine as tube fed. The ones I owned had no magazine. Am I missing something?
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At least you won't mistake it for a clip!
Similar to tube fed semiauto, pump, lever action rifles, The rounds slide on to the elevator, & when the action is actuated, the round is raised up to be fed to the breech. the elevator then moves back down for the next round. Cycle repeats till empty. It has it's ups & downs.Help me out here please. Is THIS what folks are calling a magazine? I always referred to the 44 Carbine as tube fed. The ones I owned had no magazine. Am I missing something?
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So no that's not a removeable magazine.
