Need some springs made...who to go to?

You might try Wolff gun springs, here in the States.

Wolff won't bother with small orders like that.

I would get a wire bender and some hobby shop music/piano wire and have my way with it!

http://www.zorotools.com/g/00013186/k-G2476731?utm_source=google_shopping&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Google_Shopping_Feed&kw={keyword}&gclid=CIO265TxsLICFQs5nAodnGcAyQ

http://www.micromark.com/vise-mounted-wire-bender,7044.html

http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl...EJ4-88wTU8YHoBg&sqi=2&ved=0CE8Q9QEwAA&dur=523

rc

I think it should.

But I don't know anything about British music wire!!

rc

You can make the coil spring with the same music wire. Just wind the wire around something a bit smaller than what you want it to be when it's done. Be mindful of wire diameter, turn count and turn spacing.

Not sure how much it would cost but I work for a spring company. You can call them and ask. I know they are more than capable of making them all, I just don't know how much they would charge. Give them a try. Hope that helps.

Titan Spring Inc.
11679 N Warren St.
Hayden, ID 83835


818-755-3800

Dumb question, but how about the maker of the crossbow? Or is it home-made?

Jim

What rc said.
Git yerself a set o' these...

http://www.thehighroad.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=171528&d=1347392353

Then go to a hobby shop and git yerself some music wire.I just did this to make this spring.

http://www.thehighroad.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=171529&d=1347392854

Oh yeah,my hobby shop ordered the Higleys for me and saved me the shipping.
They won't work for the coil spring tho.

You might try a machine shop. This example is from the opposite side of the Pond - a friend had a nice H&H Royal and had a mainleaf spring break - H&H said $300 just to look at the gun and $125 for a spring. He found a machine shop who made a duplicate of his spring - heat treated and all - for $65.00

Sometimes going outside the gun industry is a lot better

If my math is correct and the conversion of 1.6124 dollars to the pound and you are talking about 75 springs for about $250 that comes to about $3.33 per spring.

For a small order like that I don't know if you would beat that by buying in the US and shipping them to you.

My experience in specing out and buying springs for small orders would have me looking for more shops in the spring business or even, as mentioned above, make them your self. I've done that and it's not all that hard if you get the right tools and I don't believe they are all that expensive. Buy the tools and the spring stock and now how much is the difference in the cost to just purchase the springs outright?

Three bucks +/- for a custom made spring is not all that bad if you consider time, labor, jig set-up and shipping.

Good luck on your project.

I haven't dug into this --yet; but you might want to:
http://www.leespring.com/