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Mowrey Bicentennial Rifle Part Needed
- Thread starter Ruffedgrouse
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I would make one from a piece of flat stock. A drill and several size files would do it. Any competent blacksmith/gunsmith could make one for you. I forged a main spring for a friend some years ago.
It's called a link, which may be in stock at Deer Creek in Waldron, IN Google them for a telephone number.
Ruffedgrouse
36 Cl.
Tried Deer Creek, all they had were round washers...
I'm trying to figure out why you need to replace that mainspring link in the picture.
Ruffedgrouse
36 Cl.
I bought 2 kits and one of the kits was missing the Main (C) Spring, Trigger Spring, and that small Link.
I was able to purchase the 2 springs but the only link they had was a round washer type link.
When I was at the Hardware Store, the young man suggested I buy a rectangular piece of channel, then cut and file it.
I was hoping someone might know where I could find this link.
I was able to purchase the 2 springs but the only link they had was a round washer type link.
When I was at the Hardware Store, the young man suggested I buy a rectangular piece of channel, then cut and file it.
I was hoping someone might know where I could find this link.
Does the round washer not fit? A file can take care of that.
Ruffedgrouse
36 Cl.
Just looking for the real thing.
