Tubbs / Speedlock firing Pin

[358Scout]

Have a Remington 700 short action. Anyone use one of these firingpins?
Brownells sells them but not shipped to Canada. Any one one know where we can get these in Canada

 

[Dogleg]

I put a couple in Winchesters when Brownells would still ship to Canada. The difference in lock time is day and night.

 

[beretta boy]

Have a look at:

... gretanrifles.com

They will ship to Caada. Pin, spring & lightweight shroud.
Lon or short action 700's. Good product.

 

[archie_james_c]

I put a couple in Winchesters when Brownells would still ship to Canada. The difference in lock time is day and night.

Was this a sarcastic post? I was thinking of hotrodding my CDL SF over the winter for nothing more than the sake of boredom, and was looking at the speedlock pin among other things...

 

[horseman2]

Russ Haydon at Gig Harbour Washington has shipped to me previously. I ordered a Tubb's Silicone Spring for a Rem. 40XB.

info@shooters-supply.com
Toll free order line 1-877-663-6249


http://shooters-supply.com

 

[Dogleg]

Was this a sarcastic post? I was thinking of hotrodding my CDL SF over the winter for nothing more than the sake of boredom, and was looking at the speedlock pin among other things...

I missed this earlier. I'm not sure where the sarcasm could be construed, but yes, the lock-time is noticeably decreased. The Winchester requires the cocking piece to also be changed, but only on the controlled feed version IIRC

 

[archie_james_c]

Im sorry Dogleg I meant no disrespect...but you know how some people are on this board I was just double checking . Thanks for the info bubba!

 

[bcsteve]

I installed one in my Ruger MKII in .35 Whelen when I started having missfires with the new custom barrel. No more problems since.