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parts for Pietta 1858 Remington
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flatheadsal
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Dixie Gun Works should have what you need
Gaucho Gringo
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Cabelas has a parts kit that has every breakable part of the gun in it. Here it is: http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/t...&parentType=index&indexId=cat20817&hasJS=true
It is a good price over the individual parts cost.
It is a good price over the individual parts cost.
brian45auto
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plus one for dixie.
since you're buying springs, might as well get one or two trigger/cylinder stop springs. that will be the next one to go.
since you're buying springs, might as well get one or two trigger/cylinder stop springs. that will be the next one to go.
brian45auto
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interesting link, but their prices range anywhere from a $1 to almost twice as much as dixie.
i was comparing hands and bolt springs.
i was comparing hands and bolt springs.
Here is a second vote for the Cabela's revolver replacement parts kit.
I bought one just to have some spares laying around. So far I've put it to good use. I have four Pietta Colts that the parts have dropped right into with no problems.
You can't beat the price for factory made replacements.
I bought one just to have some spares laying around. So far I've put it to good use. I have four Pietta Colts that the parts have dropped right into with no problems.
You can't beat the price for factory made replacements.
I think different people are using different names for different parts.
Post 1: hand and the boolt broke yetsterday.
Post 2: might as well get one or two trigger/cylinder stop springs
Innyhoo, hand spring is far away from the bolt. THAT is a trigger connected part.
Item 2: That hairpin IS the trigger/bolt spring.
THAT part, I would suggest you buy the ones made for the 1873 model. They are still made today. Buy REAL COLT springs. They may be made by Pietta or Uberti but they are SOLD by COLT, by god, and you will pay COLT price.
Then, too, you MIGHT buy the wire model. Seems they work the same but last forever, like Ruger springs do.
Cheers,
George
Post 1: hand and the boolt broke yetsterday.
Post 2: might as well get one or two trigger/cylinder stop springs
Innyhoo, hand spring is far away from the bolt. THAT is a trigger connected part.
Item 2: That hairpin IS the trigger/bolt spring.
THAT part, I would suggest you buy the ones made for the 1873 model. They are still made today. Buy REAL COLT springs. They may be made by Pietta or Uberti but they are SOLD by COLT, by god, and you will pay COLT price.
Then, too, you MIGHT buy the wire model. Seems they work the same but last forever, like Ruger springs do.
Cheers,
George
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That hairpin IS the trigger/bolt spring.
Until fairly recently the bolt was properly called the cylinder stop. Some parts breakdowns still call it the cylinder stop.