Forster Winchester 70 Trigger Guard Screws are a set of three replacement guard screws for the Winchester Model 70 (Forster part no. GD3WIN). They are an inexpensive way to replace damaged screws on a trigger guard, since the look of a rifle has a lot to do with how well it holds its value. The heads are slotted and machine turned, and the screws carry a blued finish with a black oxide coating. Forster has made gunsmithing parts and tools in Lanark, Illinois since 1935.

Key Specifications

• The fit is the Winchester Model 70, the model listed for this Forster set.
• The set contains three screws, the count Forster specifies for the Model 70 guard.
• The heads are slotted, the traditional look for guard and receiver mounting screws.
• The heads are machine turned for tighter tolerances and a better fit than stamped screws.
• The finish is blued with a black oxide coating, a look that blends with a blued action.
• The screws are used as guard (receiver mounting) screws, the ones that hold the action in the stock.
• The purpose is to replace damaged screws and refresh the look of a Model 70 without a larger parts job.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which rifles do these fit? This set is listed by Forster for the Winchester Model 70. Forster sells separate sets for other Winchester models, such as the Model 54, so match the model before you order.

How many screws are in the set? It is a set of three, which is the count Forster lists for the Model 70.

Are these slotted or hex head? They are slotted and machine turned, with a black oxide coating over a blued finish.

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Worn or chewed guard screws are one of the first things a rifle shows, and swapping them is a quick afternoon job. Order this set from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop for fast, insured shipping, and see the other gunsmithing tools we carry.