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Rolland
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I am in the process of repairing an older pistol that needs a trigger return spring. The pistol is to old to find parts so I will need to make them.
I need some adnealed spring steel .0200 to ..025 thick, about .290 wide and a couple of inches long or longer if need be. the spring is a V shape
If anyone knows were I could obtain some spring stock I would be for ever grateful.


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MSC; raw materials or spring stock. Very economical.
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Gary MacDonald
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Originally posted by Rolland:
I am in the process of repairing an older pistol that needs a trigger return spring. The pistol is to old to find parts so I will need to make them.
I need some adnealed spring steel .0200 to ..025 thick, about .290 wide and a couple of inches long or longer if need be. the spring is a V shape


If anyone knows were I could obtain some spring stock I would be for ever grateful.


Try gun parts Corp , Numrich ,under gunsmith supplies . They have good v springs of various sizes .
 
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cgbach
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McMaster Carr is also a good source.
 
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Consider using piano wire for replacements for old V and straight springs. Much easier to work with. Although I have made plenty of flat V springs too.
 
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J Wisner
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No problem, have a bunch of .018" x 3/8 wide I just trimmed to length and have the odds and ends stil laying on my work bench.

Also have.025" x 1 3/16" wide stock as well.

Both are 1075 material annealed slit with a # 3 edge.

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Never rode a bull, but have shot some.

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