Pedersoli - spare parts

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Hi

just got a Harper's Ferry pistol off a Forum here - very nice overall condition -just that all springs are soft and soggy - looking for suggestions on how to fix this.


Thanks
 
Hi

just got a Harper's Ferry pistol off a Forum here - very nice overall condition -just that all springs are soft and soggy - looking for suggestions on how to fix this.


Thanks

E-mail pedersoli, I have had parts sent to me direct from Italy. They will ask for the make / model / serial number, etc.

Pete
 
If you know a good gunsmith have the springs re-tempered. A good spring can be re-tempered a number of times.

Cheers. Steve

Retempering springs is easy.
The Dixie gun works Catalog had instructions on how to retemper springs.
It involve heating until almost cherry red, quenching in oil,
then placing the spring in a small pan ( jar lid) of cooking oil with a bit of kerosene and lighting fire to the oil. Let it cool without quenching. This will draw the temper and leave you with a very nice spring. This is the method that many old time gunsmiths and clockmakers used to temper springs.
 
X3 on VTI. I just received a replacement cylinder for a Uberti 1860. Took almost a year, but eventually the slow boat from Italy arrived. Lisa at VTI is awesome to deal with.
 
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