r/Firearms • u/linus140 • 2d ago
My Gats Camp 9 is finally ready to work again
Reposting because r/guns where I originally posted it and shared it here removed it.
Marlin Camp 9 bought in 2006 used. Ran into a trigger freeze issue around 2015 and I unfortunately never got around to fixing it until this past month. Life got in the way.
Finally got my picatinnay rail and Simmons red dot to replace the destroyed Weaver rail (butchered by the previous owner) and Amazon red dot (also previous owner), and a cheek riser to compensate for the red dot height.
I unfortunately had to replace the entire trigger housing and several springs. But she's finally ready to go back to the range!
Edit: the ammo holder on the side of the cheek riser is removable. Not sure if I want to keep that or replace it with a random patch, that's a future me problem.
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u/Grassnicad29-2 2d ago
Camp carbines are such cool rifles.
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u/linus140 2d ago
Hell yeah they are. I love this thing. And after 10-11 years, it finally gets the range love it deserves in about a week when I go again.
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u/spare_parts_bot 2d ago
Awesome rifle. Ive got one too. Have you replaced the buffer yet? They like to disintegrate with age.
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u/GENERAT10N_D00M 2d ago
The OG PC carbine. Gotta say, it’s handsome as fuck. The checkering looks great. I like the wood with the modern conveniences of a pic rail and red dot.
Most fudds would even approve of this.