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My list of Romy sources (!!):

http://pub83.ezboard.com/ftomsgunandgeneraltalkfrm9.showMessage?topicID=3.topic
http://b12.ezboard.com/fparallaxscurioandrelicfirearmsforumsfrm23.showMessage?topicID=1077.topic
A basic how-to for all Romy mods.

http://www.arnoldline.com/Paul/RomanianM69.html
Buy this book. Everything from bolt disassembly to machining specs for the firing pin.

http://www.thewarbirds.com/Main Pag...m/Firearm Accessories/Gun Parts/Gun Parts.htm
http://www.thewarbirds.com/Main Pag...ssories/clips & magazines/clips magazines.htm
Parts source with everything from magazines to whole bolts.

http://www.hoosiergunworks.com/catalog/bolts.html#pins
Firing Pins

http://www.tickbitesupply.com/davids1.html
http://www.gunclips.net/rotrrdgunmag.html
http://webstore.arss.com/wconnect/w...lient=outdrsrc&aw_file=romanian_magazines.htm
http://www.keepshooting.com/firearmaccessories/magazines/romanian22mag.htm
Magazines

http://www.southernohiogun.com/surplus_rifles.html
Mags, cleaning kits, cleaning rods

http://www.tickbitesupply.com/access.html
Cleaning kits, Firing Pins

It took me a while to compile all this, so it should cover just about every site out there with parts for the M1969.

_z

 

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Easy-off oven cleaner comes reccomended, though use gloves and watch out as it east pretty fast.

As for trigger adjustment, yes it's all about those two points that hit each other when you pull it.
My immediate advice is to watch out, as only a few file strokes will change things a lot, so check it often. Sadly, you've got tou put it together loosely again to check it, which is a pain, but it's worth it if you get it right.
If you grind off too much, braze on some more (find a friend with oxy-acet. torch or smaller mig welder maybe if you don't have anythign) and try again.

Basically, you're aiming to work on just the trigger part.
It travels a lot, so you want to either shoot for a smooth, light very LONG trigger pull that sneaks up on you, or if you take your time a lot you can get a two-stage pull, that breaks clean at the last second at a few pounds. Every 1/32" (or smaller) counts if you go this route, so be careful what you stone/sand/file down!

It's a lot of trial and error. Good luck.

_z