Lock parts for Traditions Hawken?

[Osborne Russell]

Hello everyone, I made a couple fun mistakes. Newbie here, so I did not know to clean and oil my lock on my Traditions Hawken Woodsman before I put it in storage for a year. Well, as you can guess the whole lock was covered in grime and some rust. Pulled it apart and used some steel wool, wire brush, brake cleaner, and PB Blaster to clean it back up.

It seems to he operating as usual again with the exception of I completely lost the little tab behind thr tumbler that holds the set trigger out of the way, and my set trigger no longer works properly. I can't find it anywhere. Does anyone know if someone is making and selling individual parts to the lock? I really don't want to buy another lock. Any ideas? TIA

 

[Frontier's]

Search for a cva fly. Traditions parts are really hard to find.

 

[sussexmuzllodr]

try this 8603884656

 

[Osborne Russell]

Search for a cva fly. Traditions parts are really hard to find.

Thank you!

 

[Grenadier1758]

Deer Creek

https://www.deercreekproducts.net/
Contact them for CVA or Traditions parts.

 

[Osborne Russell]

Deer Creek

https://www.deercreekproducts.net/
Contact them for CVA or Traditions parts.

This looks like a great resource. Thank you!

 

[deerstalkert]

push to shove Dixie sells as cast fly's.

 

[fishmusic]

Call Deer Creek. they often have parts that are not in the catalog on line. Or, you can use the front trigger exclusively. That way you will hold the trigger against the sear when it fires and you won't need the fly. There should be an adjusting screw on the lock that pushes the tumbler closer the the release point to make the trigger pull lighter. Be careful, though, it can make the trigger unstable of it is too light.