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So today I was going to go shooting but it didn't work out. Tonight I decided to take the Glenfield 60 apart and try to finally figure out why it would jam on every shot.

1. The reason it jams is because when a round is removed from the mag rather than being grabbed by the bolt and guided into the barrel it just flips out in random directions.

2. After giving up on trying to remedy the problem I went to reassemble the gun and the whole lower receiver just fell apart in my hands for no reason. Well I'm calling it a lower receiver. I have no idea what to really call it. The internal parts are a bolt, a bolt handle, the recoil spring, the spring guide, and this chunk of various small parts that are supposed to be held together as a single unit. It was solidly held together and I have no idea why it fell apart. I kept all the parts together but I don't know how they all fit together to get it put back together. I don't even know what the proper name for the whole assembly is so I'm having no luck looking it up on google. They have a list of all the individual parts but not the assembly name.

There was another forum someone advertised here a long time ago. I think it was called World Gun Owners or something. If someone still has the link to that forum please link it here so I can ask there.

US Gun Owners. USGO died, and all the members retreated back into the parent site Tennessee Gun Owners.

Also, is the Glenfield M60 the same as the Marlin M60? Because I've seen rifles stamped "MARLIN GLENFIELD".

look up how to fix a marlin model 60.

you'll come up with more results in a search

The link isn't working for me. I posted a thread on TGO and I hope to get some help there.

So Marlin didn't standardize the assembly of the action. Any one action will replace another since when fully assembled they are all the same size and shape, but the actual assembly itself can vary from action to action and I haven't seen any that duplicate what I have so I'm just going to have to take it to a gunsmith and have them put it back together for me. I have all the pieces together so I know not to fall for some BS about replacement parts.