trigger pin clip

[slaroy]

Just tried installing a 3-screw trigger on my rifle, when I was taking the orginal trigger out, i lost the detention clamp that holds the trigger pin in place. Where do I find a couple of replacements. Its the little "C" shaped clip. and what the heck is the real name for this part. I have been trying to figure it out on Numrich's site for a few minutes and I am really frustrated.

thanks

-laroy

[Armed in Utah]

Ace hardware or Lowes should have 'em.......

[pdog06]

I believe the name of it is an "E clip", but not 100% sure.

think it might be this on their site according to the description, but not sure of that either.

http://www.gunpartscorp.com/catalog/Detail.aspx?pid=139000B&catid=4388


AIU is right, just take the pin to any local hardware and find one to fit it.

[slaroy]

Thanks guys, a trip to the hardware store is in order... always the easiest thing... why didnt I think of that?

-Scott

[hailstone]

Unless your hardware stores where you live are better than where I live they won't have such an animal. Your best bet will be automotive parts store, farm equipment i.e. John Deere, Case-International, etc. Last resort would be MSC, Graingers or McMaster-Carr. Possible source might be small engine repair shop.

[Danley]

Did you have any luck? If not, i have one that i can put in the mail. Just let me know & it`ll be on its way.

[MARK25-06]

the very techinical term for the clip is a jesus christ clip cause thats what you yell when it pops off MARK25-06

[nova1194]

Its an E-ring or E- clip depending on whaere you are from. Napa is a good place to find them or at Checker auto in the help section they usually have an assortment.
I remove mine with a pocket maget and a small pick, saves a lot of swearing.

Mike

[rjtfroggy]

Northern tool sells a assortment kit, couple hundred different ones of varying sizes,but if you are like me the size you need wouldn't be there.