hammer nose selector detent spring no.32 earliest contender
Hammer Nose SPRING
Hammer Nose Selector Detent Spring, Earliest Contender No32 Replace your worn, rusty or missing (they like to go flying) selector detent spring. Pictured with the entire hammer assembly so you can identify which hammer you have, the older generation Contender hammers have a turn face selector for rimfire and centerfire. The spring is placed between two detent bearings and is easily replaced with a small flat blade screw driver and a pair of small needle nose pliers or forceps. Also note in the picture that this hammer has the slide safety which can also be maintained at the same time using our G2/Contender firing pin return spring.The hammer can be removed by tapping out the hammer pivot pin (33). From the back of the hammer, unscrew the hammer nose screw, depress the detent bearings on both sides of the hammer through the holes on each side of hammer while turning the hammer nose then push out from the back of the hammer. To reinstall, I use small forceps to hold the bearings inside the hole then slide the hammer nose into place, turning until bearings appear in detent holes. Finally tighten hammer nose screw. CNC Made in USAIn stock and ready to ship, for 1ea selector detent spring
If any of the other components in the picture are needed we do have a complete rebuild kit for those hammer and now have newer style replacement hammers soon to be listed here or welcome to call in to order.
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