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WTS: Double action fly arm spring 1895 Nagant revolver

Posted: Fri Jan 29, 2021 8:37 pm
by willyj73
I have five of these available for sale. These are the springs that are typically broken on non refurb revolvers.

$15 per spring plus shipping. Price isn't negotiable. I accept PayPal, USPS Money order, or CashAPP. If you send payment as "goods and services" through PayPal, I will not consider "paid in full" unless the 3% paypal fee is added (3% to the total of parts plus shipping).

Re: WTS: Double action fly arm spring 1895 Nagant revolver

Posted: Thu Feb 04, 2021 11:34 pm
by willyj73
All sold

Re: WTS: Double action fly arm spring 1895 Nagant revolver

Posted: Thu Apr 07, 2022 1:15 pm
by jvradar
Do you know where there are anymore? I'm wondering what it would take to manufacture, or have manufactured one of these springs?

Re: WTS: Double action fly arm spring 1895 Nagant revolver

Posted: Thu Apr 07, 2022 7:52 pm
by willyj73
I have no idea where there are any more of these. I came across some and bought them immediately due to the impossibility of finding them. I bought them all thinking I would do people a favor. I was surprised there wasn't much interest because these springs are frequently broken--I figure people were just too cheap. A fellow bought all the extras that I had. The original seller was from, I think, Russia. Due to the war, I doubt any more will be available any time soon. Some people stated that you might be able to use a part from a Swedish Nagant revolver--obviously, buying the whole assembly will be more expensive. You may be able to jerry-rig a spring to work on the fly arm--you'll likely have to think outside the box a little.

Re: WTS: Double action fly arm spring 1895 Nagant revolver

Posted: Sat Apr 09, 2022 12:47 am
by jvradar
And from what is happening between Russia and Ukraine, I 've seen that Ukraine is putting even long gun Mosin's back into action, so I'm sure parts will even be harder to find for the short future

Re: WTS: Double action fly arm spring 1895 Nagant revolver

Posted: Sun Apr 24, 2022 6:35 pm
by WSarchet
jvradar wrote: ↑Thu Apr 07, 2022 1:15 pm Do you know where there are anymore? I'm wondering what it would take to manufacture, or have manufactured one of these springs?
A good gunsmith will be able to make flatsprings. It won't be cheap of course and he will need your firearm in hand to fit it.