Cooey "Model 64 A" Broken Spring

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I recently inherited a Cooey "Model 64 A" Semi-Automatic .22, in the process of cleaning the rifle I bent (then broke while trying to straighten :mad:) a small paperclip like spring that attaches from a groove on the back left side of the barrel into a groove on the front left side of the bolt.

So I was wondering if anyone could;

A. Tell me the technical name and purpose of this spring is so I don't sound like a complete dumb-ass when trying to obtain this part

B. Offer suggestions as to where I could get a replacement spring, "preferably in the GTA or Ontario"


Thanks


PS

The Cooey seems to be very similar to the Savage Model 64 Autoloader, I have posted a picture from the Savage manual which shows the general location of the spring although the shape appears to have changed (very hard to tell from this picture though)

http://www.imagehosting.com/show.php/1781028_Model64.jpg.html
 
Cripes i'm all out,i gave the spares i had to various nuts to fix their guns.
Try western gun parts to order one.
 
Thanks for the info Ronin, I will try Western.

What is the springs purpose? I would think it's either for cartridge feeding or ejection but I'm really not sure.
 
That springy clip is the ejector

The best way to upgrade that to a sturdier unit is to find a 64b barrel and extractor.It's a way better design.

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