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I was shooting it, then I noticed the rifle kept failing to ignite cartridges. So I disassembled the rifle to find that the spring had broken right in half!
So where can I buy a new one?
So where can I buy a new one?
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Just go to big 5 and buy another
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googles my best friend for stuff like that, though im sure your local store might not have it. so internet is going to be the best bet there shouldnt be too much trouble getting new parts, or at least replacement parts for a mosin nagant boltSlapping an upper onto a lower is not "building" an AR-15.
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You can also find anything else you need for your mosin thereLast edited by Howie44; 01-23-2011, 5:19 PM.Comment
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ALSO---keep dry firing to a minimum also.....just sayin.....they dont like it!!'There is no theory of evolution, just a list of creatures Chuck Norris allows to live.'
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I have never even heard of a firing pin breaking on a mosin(?), and never on mine or any of my friends'......I have heard that dry firing should not be over done even on these old war horses so I just err on the side of ''effin hell I dont want to take that bolt apart'-
I would at least check the broken one to see if there are any signs of the firing pin hitting any part of the bolt to narrow down why how it broke. I have seen some old rifles where the firing pins showed signs of maybe excessive dry firing and the pins broke due to hitting the bolt and not having a primer to 'cushion' .
I could also be wrong......'There is no theory of evolution, just a list of creatures Chuck Norris allows to live.'
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