Where to get parts for K31?

[HappyPappy]

Looking for mainspring, mine feels soft and about 1 in 5 rounds doesn't fire off with a soft firing pin strike.

Also looking for some stripper clips.

Nothing on Google yet.

Thanks.

 

[Avalonthas]

Tradex Canada is a good start as they sell K31's

 

[zuke]

Ebay?

 

[the11]

ebay has some strippers up right now. But they go dear ....

 

[bearhunter]

Looking for mainspring, mine feels soft and about 1 in 5 rounds doesn't fire off with a soft firing pin strike.

Also looking for some stripper clips.

Nothing on Google yet.

Thanks.

Google Wolf springs. They have a minimum of a $25US processing fee but they will make any spring you need. I've dealt with them a few times and their products have always been perfect.

 

[mkrnel]

Tradex Canada is a good start as they sell K31's

Trade-Ex doesn't have any K31 parts, only complete rifles, but if your willing to make it worth their while they may strip one down for parts, but don't expect them to do it for any part under $100.

 

[tjhaile]

The firing pin spring might be fine. Make sure that you are closing the bolt firmly with a good shove on the operating rod handle. Pulling the trigger with the bolt slightly out of battery will result in a failure to fire. Pulling back on the cocking piece and pulling the trigger for a second try will then fire the chambered round, as the firing pin spring will have driven the bolt fully closed on the first attempt.

The K31 is very unforgiving of gentle bolt manipulation.

 

[Locos]

Calgary Shooting Centre might have some odds and ends for K31's as well. Markus has a thing for Swiss guns.

 

[diopter]

Looking for mainspring, mine feels soft and about 1 in 5 rounds doesn't fire off with a soft firing pin strike.

Also looking for some stripper clips.

Nothing on Google yet.

Thanks.

Using Gp11/Privi or reloads? If reloads they might be to long.

Close the bolt firmly, don't baby that part of bolt operartion and make sure bolt is cleaned up of old dried grease

 

[HappyPappy]

GP11 of course

Using Gp11/Privi or reloads? If reloads they might be to long.

Close the bolt firmly, don't baby that part of bolt operartion and make sure bolt is cleaned up of old dried grease

 

[slug]

I was in two very nice gun shops in Luzern this past spring, and could only find four chargers.