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| quote: Originally posted by Hauptmann6: I bought the Wolff recoil spring and it comes with a firing pin spring. It's about 3 times longer than the one that was in the gun. I'm assuming the spring is for a much later model?
Don’t know specifically about BDA but Jack First gun parts would be worth a look as well as Numrich and even ebay. I think Jack First may be on ebay as well by now. I start with Jack First, well first but realize most of these places charge quite a bit. Jack First used to be able to manufacture obsolete or older parts, not sure if they still do. I also wonder if someone replaced the original with a shorter one that they happened to have. Are you the original owner? |
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| quote: Originally posted by Hauptmann6: I bought the Wolff recoil spring and it comes with a firing pin spring. It's about 3 times longer than the one that was in the gun. I'm assuming the spring is for a much later model?
I looked at the wolff gun springs site for P220 and it said the firing pin spring is extra power and was also for Browning BDA 45. |
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