Where can I get springs like this?
Where can I obtain replacement springs for the following trigger assembly (Anschutz Model Match 54)?
Ideally, a friend would like it adjustable down to about 1 to 1 1/4 lbs, if possible. Is Wolff Gunsprings about the only place that comes to mind? These springs have a hook on the end, sort of like the Christmas ornament hook shape. Wolff didn't seem to have what I needed.
Ideally, a friend would like it adjustable down to about 1 to 1 1/4 lbs, if possible. Is Wolff Gunsprings about the only place that comes to mind? These springs have a hook on the end, sort of like the Christmas ornament hook shape. Wolff didn't seem to have what I needed.
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Any time you start fooling around with factory trigger springs, it becomes a big time legal liability problem. IMHO, with all the blood sucking lawyers around nowadays only likely place your going to get lighter springs is from Anschutz. 0 -
CHAMPIONS CHOICE WOULD BE MY STARTING POINT 0 -
+1 for mike and Champions Choice or you can also try Champions Shooters Supply both of these folks support Small Bore match shooting & shooters equipment. 0 -
Thanks gentlemen,
I'll get ahold of Champions Choice, then.
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Have you tried to adjust your springs that are in the gun??? I was
once NOT allowed to enter a NRA smallbore match because my 54 trigger
broke at 2 lbs. Had to tighten to 3lbs 1 oz to fire that match. Bob0 -
Yes, I have adjusted the existing springs. Unable to get much lighter than about 2 1/4 lbs trigger pull. Owner would like to get down to at least 1 3/4 or 1 1/2 lbs, if possible. Yes, that is lower than allowed at matches, but the owner's son wants a lighter pull to see how much he can tighten up his already nice groupings, sort of an experiment to see just how accurate he can get with the gun. 0 -
Yeah, that sounds about right for springs that are in good condition.
That gun will out shoot anyone here. Mine amazed me, from the prone position, 10 shots in a hole that measured .015" larger than one .22 hole. Using the std. push-in plug scorer tool with a built in magnifier
you couldn't tell it was not one bullet hole. What type of sites does he have...micrometer iron or scope? I use a Unertal 20x scope for the
small bore indoor matches. bob0 -
Walk into the auto supply store with the spring. You may get lucky with a carburetor return spring that's the correct length, and rate. Best, Joe 0 -
babun,
Right now it is set up with the micrometer iron sights.0 -
search anschutz trigger on the auction side; a guy has a set for $20. They look like 1408 (match 54) springs,,but ask first. 0
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