Wolf Gun Springs!
- Thread starter SUPER TENERE
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Their direct to Canada added shipping costs means that it's worth filling out the order to get some you think you need or to include some shooting buddies in the order. That way the $25'ish shipping gets spread around between a lot more spring kits.
Even if you don't have a particular gun YET but know that you want one in the future the kits are cheap enough that it's worth getting one for that gun and just put it away for now.
Even if you don't have a particular gun YET but know that you want one in the future the kits are cheap enough that it's worth getting one for that gun and just put it away for now.
I just noticed that they finally have springs for the newer SP101 .22lr's.
I'm sure there are a bunch of people up here who would want those as the .22lr has a very stiff trigger pull! I't gets better with lots of dryfiring but it's still on the heavy side....
PM pending.
I'm sure there are a bunch of people up here who would want those as the .22lr has a very stiff trigger pull! I't gets better with lots of dryfiring but it's still on the heavy side....
PM pending.
Your local gun shop should be able to get springs. Wolf ships directly, but they also ship to dealers. Cost is higher though.
Wolf used to consider Canada as not being an international order before the International Traffic in Arms Regulations got involved. Best to contact 'em.
Wolf used to consider Canada as not being an international order before the International Traffic in Arms Regulations got involved. Best to contact 'em.
pisces-guy
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- West Kelowna, B.C.
I got mine from Brownells, I don't think the shipping was that bad...
Pietro Beretta
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Ontario (G.T.A.)
Order from Brownells...they ship to Canada and have a HUGE selection. Check em out online.
FYI shipping of 2 sets of tt30 springs was about $11.00 USD from Wolff direct and received in roughly 2 weeks from order placement.
Definitely look into a CGN group buy but keep under $100 to avoid customs/import/export stupidity.
The Wolff springs in my TT33 solved FTF issues with the new hammer spring etc.
I asked a CDN supplier and was advised several months before they could get them.
Order direct.
Definitely look into a CGN group buy but keep under $100 to avoid customs/import/export stupidity.
The Wolff springs in my TT33 solved FTF issues with the new hammer spring etc.
I asked a CDN supplier and was advised several months before they could get them.
Order direct.
So what is wrong with simply ordering directly from Wolff? That's what we've all been suggesting after all. The Wolff web site makes it easy to do. The only complication is that for the first time through you need to register as a customer.
