Posted: 8/18/2007 9:54:44 AM EDT
 Bloody firing pin is fubar! where's the best place to get a spare(s)? Cheers, |
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Repair it yourself, it's much stronger. The replacement will break in time too. Get a HSS drill bit, the same diameter as the pin, chuck in a lathe and drill into the firing pin body. Cut off the drill shank and Loctite it into the firing pin body. Grind off to length and profile the tip. It'll last for ever, but.........if it ever does break........can be easily replaced with a bit of heat and a new drill bit 
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