WTB Main Spring

[UmpquaCharlie]

The main spring in my Freedom Arms 22 Mini magnum is broken. I'd like to buy another. Most sights on google don't have one. Can you help or point where to go?

 

[RoninPA]

Have you talked to Freedom Arms yet? If you have, what did they suggest?

 

[UmpquaCharlie]

RoninPa. Just broke it this am ..Have not tried calling but an internet search indicates they no longer service their little revolvers.

 

[RoninPA]

I looked at Numrich (gunpartscorp.com) and they were out of stock. You might try eBay or Gunbroker or a few of the other places that pop up if you Google Freedom Arms parts.

 

[Ale-8(1)]

I'd still call Freedom Arms. You've nothing to lose.

 

[Johnnu2]

Years ago, I bought spring stock packages from Brownells and found that I could make/form/cut springs to fit lot of guns. I remember getting a pack of just coil springs in a bazzillion different 'sizes' i.e. diameters and strengths. Also got flat springs and, if I recall correctly, round (like spaghetti) springs, again, all different diameters and strengths. These packs were rather full and have lasted me many years of mistakes
J.

 

[UmpquaCharlie]

Years ago, I bought spring stock packages from Brownells and found that I could make/form/cut springs to fit lot of guns. I remember getting a pack of just coil springs in a bazzillion different 'sizes' i.e. diameters and strengths. Also got flat springs and, if I recall correctly, round (like spaghetti) springs, again, all different diameters and strengths. These packs were rather full and have lasted me many years of mistakes
J.

Thanks for the suggestion.

 

[foxtrapper]

Aren't the NAA minis a knock knock off of the FA? I'd order a 22 mag mainspring from them and see if it will work for you.

 

[UmpquaCharlie]

Fox Trapper. NAA says close but no horseshoe. Thanks for the suggestion.
Charlie

 

[UmpquaCharlie]

FReedom Arms in Freedom Wyoming has the spring. Thanks to those who suggested I call them.

 

[Ale-8(1)]

FReedom Arms in Freedom Wyoming has the spring. Thanks to those who suggested I call them.

Good to hear. The original manufacturer is usually a good place to start.