Picked up a Fox BST, old enough to have no serial number.
Right firing pin sticks in its hole, but can be pushed back (by hand, not striking) with a pin punch. I'm assuming the return spring is broken, and the pin may be peened from dry-firing.
I can see the retaining screw when I remove the stock. Access looks a bit difficult, but maybe not impossible. Is it feasible to take the screw out and replace the spring? Or does the whole thing (hammers and mainsprings) need to be disassembled?
How critical is the weight of the spring? My local hardware store has a good selection of springs, is it likely I can get one of the same diameter and shorten it so it'll work properly?
Right firing pin sticks in its hole, but can be pushed back (by hand, not striking) with a pin punch. I'm assuming the return spring is broken, and the pin may be peened from dry-firing.
I can see the retaining screw when I remove the stock. Access looks a bit difficult, but maybe not impossible. Is it feasible to take the screw out and replace the spring? Or does the whole thing (hammers and mainsprings) need to be disassembled?
How critical is the weight of the spring? My local hardware store has a good selection of springs, is it likely I can get one of the same diameter and shorten it so it'll work properly?