Selling gun parts

[JonB_in_Glencoe]

the three widest and longest parts appear to be the "Shell Latch" from a Rem 870

https://www.gunpartscorp.com/gun-man...em-870?page=11
Item 55 and 56.

I recognized it, as it was a part I had to replace on my Dad's Trap gun...as it was worn from shooting 1000s of rounds of Trap.

[EMC45]

There are 870 parts and S&W mainsprings in there.

[2152hq]

The odd shaped part under the bolt shroud is a Colt DA revolver cylinder bolt. The small thing sticking out should be a very small dia coil spring. Could be for either the Police Positive/Detective Special/Diamondback size frame,, the Official Police size frame (includes the Python), or the old NewService .
The newer MkIII and MkV type Colt DA revolvers don't use this style of lockwork. These older Colt DA parts are hard to find in EXC cond.

That hammer I thought might be for a Winchester lever action like a 92 or 94. But I'm not really sure.

[rickw55]

Thanks again to all who replied. You helped me a lot!
I think this guy did work for our local police department, so I would expect a lot of the parts to be from the same type of guns: Smith & Wesson and Colt revolvers, Remington 870 shotguns, etc. similar to those already identified. I'll start looking at the parts lists I have for those guns, and try to find some matches.
I looked through the rest of the parts, and I found three more 870 firing pins and one more 870 shell plate holder, like those already identified.
Here are two bolts I bought. They were in a bag with two firing pins, a magazine follower, and an extractor for a bolt- action rifle.

The other one:
Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Rick W

[Deadeye Bly]

The top bolt appears to be for a Ruger 77 tang safety action. The bottom one possibly a push feed model 70 Winchester?

[Texas by God]

Deadeye Bly is well named and 100% correct.

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[rickw55]

Thanks!
I took a closer look at the firing pins that were with the bolts, and they actually fit the bolts! The extractor, too, fits the Ruger bolt.
Rick W