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If this particular gun is to be hunted, Id think twice before dismantling an automatic safety. They are clearly more safe for hunting, esp for the absent minded. If the gun is a tournament gun only, then thats a different matter.


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Doing the conversion does not render the gun without a safety. You can still manually put it on safe if you want. I don't believe CSMC sells any parts for this.

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Originally Posted By: gil russell
Bill: Thank you for your reply. I looked at their website and didn't see the parts. I would be interested in doing that conversion. When you have time, could you give me some more of the details. Thank you and kind regards, Gil Russell Tucson AZ


I'm looking at an old Galazan catalog. The part you need is W4521 which is a safety lever non auto safety and is listed at $45.
I also ordered W4621 and W5021 which are safety lever pins for $5 each (these parts are tiny and easy to lose etc).
A friend ordered these parts 2 years ago and CSMC had them in stock.
Let us know how it turns out. Auto safties on a target gun are a pain. That's why the skeet and trap guns had non auto safties.

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This from a knowledgeable source:
The auto safety rod on a M21 does two things, at least on the single trigger guns; it does move the safe back on, but it also disconnects the trigger mechanism so both sears can be re cocked. On the non-auto safe version,, after the rods moves back, but doesnt move the safe, it also allows a spring to return the rod forward so the gun can be fired.. Yes you can cut the safety rod off and it wont move the safety on, but it also wont allow both sears to be cocked.

Lots of people have tried what you describe but to change the gun to no auto safe (single trigger) is a new safety reset rod, the vertical part of the rod that pivots on the trigger plate, the safety rod spring that goes on the front of the rod, and the cross pin that holds the spring in place. Galazan has all the parts. The vertical part has an slot where the pin on the push rods operates and just doesnt move the safety slide when the rod moves back.


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