I opened a newly acquired Winchester 61 (22 cal) to do a basic cleaning and check the barrel interior. In doing so there was a bent spring under the middle of what I believe is called the ejector. (See arrow on photo)
When I touched that area the spring broke in half and then flew in two different directions.
In looking at the parts list and "exploded schematic" I can't tell what this part is called or what it actually does. Can anyone enlighten me?
Also, is this something I need to have a gunsmith repair? (I don't have a large amount of experience in this type of repair and none with this rifle.)
Thanks in advance for your assistance.
When I touched that area the spring broke in half and then flew in two different directions.
In looking at the parts list and "exploded schematic" I can't tell what this part is called or what it actually does. Can anyone enlighten me?
Also, is this something I need to have a gunsmith repair? (I don't have a large amount of experience in this type of repair and none with this rifle.)
Thanks in advance for your assistance.

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