Marlin 1895G firing pin failure

[mdon01]

Hi all. I have a Marlin 1895G ser # 0105###x. After shooting 10 rounds of Hornady leverrevolution the last round fired and then jammed the action. Using a ramrod I was able to gently force the cartridge and action open. Now, the firing pin will not hit the primer hard enough to ignite the primer.

I have removed the bolt and soaked it in cleaner and reoiled it but no change.

So, I am considering replacing the two piece firing pin and hammer spring. Where can I order the parts in Canada? Is there a preferred stronger spring for the hammer?

Any suggestions or advice?

Thanks

Mike

 

[WobblyHead]

Firing pins are not a ITAR restricted item so ordering them from Numrich or Brownells in the states are not an issue if you are looking for a Canadian source you could try western gun parts. I dont think the hammer spring is your issue I would suspect some kind of damage to the front firing pin.

 

[mdon01]

Thanks. When I look in the side at the sliding part of the firing pin, it appears damaged. I don’t want to disassemble until I have parts coming. ��

 

[Trinimon]

Rusty Wood carries one piece firing pins.

 

[kamlooky]

Rusty Wood gets real creative with his pricing and add ons.
Visa surcharges.

 

[North60]

Rusty Wood gets real creative with his pricing and add ons.
Visa surcharges.

So you don’t recommend.....

 

[kamlooky]

So you don’t recommend.....

I would do a different payment.
EMT.
He adds a surcharge to cover his Visa costs.
Taxes are after this.

Other than this kibble, he's good to deal with.

 

[North60]

I would do a different payment.
EMT.
He adds a surcharge to cover his Visa costs.
Taxes are after this.

Other than this kibble, he's good to deal with.

Thanks for the info!