Reply With QuoteNumrich has them for $4.98. You might also try Brownells. I bet if I got down on my hands and knees in my workshop I could probably fine one or two that have gone flying over the years.
Are these the same spring?? I acquired a 110 action that was missing some parts. Seems this is the last one that is missing to get the action ready for a barrel.
Anybody have what GPC is calling a Sear Spring?? The spring on the bolt release lever on a Top Bolt Release gun.
Numrich has them for $4.98. You might also try Brownells. I bet if I got down on my hands and knees in my workshop I could probably fine one or two that have gone flying over the years.
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NF1E means these. https://www.gunpartscorp.com/products/999200A
That's what he should have said. Too early in the day to sneak up on the thinker. Thanks for the clarification and proper interpretation of my words. Whatta Hobby!Originally Posted by Dave Hoback
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I like this on better. https://www.gunpartscorp.com/products/1348800A or this https://www.gunpartscorp.com/products/1348800L
The Dunning-Kruger effect is alive and well.
Yes Robin, you are correct. Those are the better ones. I’ve had an itch to grab some Chrome-Silicon wire & make some of these, but it’s way down the projects list. Along with Titanium Recoil Lugs & some more Bolt Knobs. Not to mention I’d like to get back to making some more custom knives this year. (I have a bunch of Heat Treated Blanks I’ve already profiled & had heat treated.) And don’t ask me why, but I’d like to do a CPM3V Katana sword. That’s just something all blade makers want to do at some point. And on & on & on…
Sorry, just got me thinking. And yous are pretty much the only ones I have to talk at.LOL!
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