Help with Mauser trigger
I have trigger on a mauser that the safety is broken on. Are parts available for it.[img][/img]
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deer-hunter1,
It appears to be an older Parker Hale trigger or one of the newer variations by Zastava. You can try Numerich Arms or RifleParts.org for these but no promises. You might be able to substitute a Bold for this style instead.
Best.
deer-hunter1,
quote:Are parts available for it.
The short answer is NO.
Parts for this trigger and most triggers this old and in general, are not available. The manufacturers rarely trust the public to have parts to repair triggers. It's only been relatively recently that we have been able to get safety levers for the ubiquitous Remington triggers from secondary manufacturers.
The best investment of time is to use the parts houses online and search for a replacement trigger of the same design. If you don't see one on the various websites, send an e-mail or call the supplier for additional information and guidance. Also, don't forget to try placing an ad in the 'Want Ads' forums for additional help.
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Some of those original trigger units show up on the auction sites. 0 -
Contact Hoosier Gun Works and ask them where to find one IF you do not find one on GB. Also there might be a couple of people over at {Elsewhere} who can help find one of none here on GB. Here is their link: link not allowed per Posting Guidelines. 0 -
A good welder guy could put that little tabbed piece back on, its not like trying to weld on a bolt lug. Make sure they don't use stainless steel wire or it will always show the repair. 0 -
For all that time and effort, why don't you just buy a Bold or Timmey replacement? 0 -
quote:Originally posted by Manoa-Fisherman
For all that time and effort, why don't you just buy a Bold or Timmey replacement?
I agree "IF" the broken item is part of the replacement/aftermarket trigger.0 -
quote:Originally posted by FEENIX
quote:Originally posted by Manoa-Fisherman
For all that time and effort, why don't you just buy a Bold or Timmey replacement?
I agree "IF" the broken item is part of the replacement/aftermarket trigger.
As it's the safety lever that's broken, all the OP needs to do is purchase one that comes with a side safety (most do, it's the "no safety" ones that are a little harder to come by).
A real gunsmith should be able to weld up the break, and could even make a complete new lever.0 -
quote:Originally posted by Tailgunner1954
quote:Originally posted by FEENIX
quote:Originally posted by Manoa-Fisherman
For all that time and effort, why don't you just buy a Bold or Timmey replacement?
I agree "IF" the broken item is part of the replacement/aftermarket trigger.
As it's the safety lever that's broken, all the OP needs to do is purchase one that comes with a side safety (most do, it's the "no safety" ones that are a little harder to come by).
A real gunsmith should be able to weld up the break, and could even make a complete new lever.
That's why I said "IF" ...0 -
I didnt want to give this trigger up. Yes I could mill the ears on the reciever off and put a aftermarket trigger in. I also could have the part tiged back together but the safety also has a bolt stop that keeps the bolt locked when the safety is on. It is also broke. Thanks for all the help 0 -
Someone is pretty ham handed with guns and a repair will not be as good as the original parts. The slider isn't a critical part to fail again but a bolt stop is.
We can't see where the bolt stop failed so can't recommend a repair.
Replace the parts or buy a Timney.
I'd take the opportunity to install a set trigger on a fancy rifle.0
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