Anschutz Match 54 Firing Pin Spring - New!

[chunter177]

Hi guys,

 

The part number is 1407-15. Does anyone know where I can get one? Preferably new!

 

Thanks,

 

Chris

[KennyB]

Depending on the size of your firing pin, one of these could be what you need :

 

http://www.gunsprings.com/Rifles%20%26%20Shotguns/ANSCHUTZ/54-1400%20SERIES/cID2/mID80/dID13

 

there's a $25 minimum order but if it's the spring for the .220" diameter pin that you need, I would be up for going halves (or whatever) with you on a 10 pack as I could do with a few myself.

 

 

Ken.

[Squishy]

I rate Wolff, great springs. They're more powerful than the standard ones.

[chunter177]

I bow to the wide ranging knowledge! How do you guys know to go to the septics to get the answer?!! I'll have a look see what we need at our club, and possibly get a few organised.

 

Thanks guys - as ever, Stirton comes up trumps.

[tim s]

Chris,

 

through the power of the internet. Targettalk.org, an American forum, is quite useful.

 

 

p.s. If Sam (Squishy) claims it is through supernatural powers, he is not telling the truth.

[chunter177]

Ha! Yes - I know it's not supernatural powers. I used to be a pure shooting geek when at school - but then I did a bit of fullbore at uni, and then it stopped for about 10 years. I was therefore out of the loop for a long time, and am wanting to get myself into "more significant squads", and just plinking at the club ain't gonna deliver that, so I need to enlist 2 things - knowledge (in the form of Stirton), and knowledge (in the form of The Regional Development Squad). I think there may be some small element of talent lying dormant in there somewhere, so with a bit of luck, all the pieces of the jigsaw will make for a good outcome. And Stirton (or more accurately the input of members) continues to prove invaluable in the progress I have made and continue to make, and so I thank Stirton, and the likes of you, Tim, and Sam for their input.

 

Kind regards,

 

Chris