I am a clutz

[Sturgell]

I dropped my cylinder stop spring and plunger somewhere in the house and haven't been able to locate it yet. Assuming I have to replace it where is the best place to buy them?

 

[G2]

Ruger, probably the cheapest shipping.

MidwayUSA

Brownells

 

[41 mag fan]

You do know all you have to do is get the new parts in and installed then the old ones will climb out of the woodwork, :lol: :lol:

 

[Sturgell]

You do know all you have to do is get the new parts in and installed then the old ones will climb out of the woodwork, :lol: :lol:

I know that is why I ordered 2 sets, in hopes that they will multiply.

 

[deserttrans]

Yep, exactly what woodpile said.......

 

[Yosemite Sam]

That's why I always try to have a cat in the room when disassembling something I'm unfamiliar with. They're real good at finding where something lands...

-- Sam

 

[Cholo]

I have a magnet that's supposed to lift 50+ #'s or so. I've found all sorts of things that went boiiiiing. Mostly non essential stuff like brake springs. It has an O type ring in the center to attach a lenght of rope. It's maybe 6"x2". I don't use it much, but when needed, it's sure helped and I wouldn't be without one.

You'll end up finding them though...embedded in your bare foot :wink:

 

[flatgate]

That's exactly why I have a decent "parts box" in my Dungeon. One never knows when one may "need something"......... :roll:

flatgate

 

[rugerguy]

yessir, the good old magnet on the end of a dowel rod ,a good flashlight,keen ears and hearing for that proverbial little "ting " ( click?) of any part hitting something ( unless you do stuff on carpetting and that is a NO -NO.......) and then finally by the book:

Gunsmith position #1....".on your hands and knees, carefully looking."
8)

 

[Jimbo357mag]

I dropped my cylinder stop spring and plunger somewhere in the house...

Somewhere in the house? Well there is always the vacuum cleaner. :roll: :roll:

...Jimbo

 

[Major E.A. Sterner]

I dropped my cylinder stop spring and plunger somewhere in the house...

Somewhere in the house? Well there is always the vacuum cleaner. :roll: :roll:

...Jimbo

Just make sure you use a pair of your Wife's(old) panty hose over the hose as a filter so it doesn't get damaged by the vacuum motor

 

[Kanook]

What's a vacuum?



For the guy's: How many men does it take to vacuum a house? None, it's a womens job.

For the ladies: How many men does it take to change the toilet paper roll? Nobody knows, it has never been done before.