CptCurl
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| 06/07/18 09:27 PM |
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Re: DWM Mod. 1902 Parabellum Carbine ~ 50100
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I don't know if the spring is numbered to the pistol or not. You don't want to damage a numbered part on a safe queen though as it can never be replace with an original numbered part.
Clocks and watches can have springs replaced without compromising the originality of the antique piece.
Vlad
To my knowledge, the spring is not a numbered part.
Perhaps someone makes replacement springs and extractors. If those replacement parts can be had reasonably, I would most likely be game to install the replacement parts and go at it for a few magazines, then put the originals back. Not much risk there. I think maybe I'll go over to the Luger forum and ask about availability of these parts.
Curl
P.S. Replacement springs for the New Model (coil mainspring) are no problem. Wolff lists them for $7.89. No listing for the leaf mainspring of the Old Model on Wolff's website, unfortunately.