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Hi guys,

 

Having just sorted my trigger with a Rimfire Magic Kit (see my older post), i am now reading about the benefits of improving the firing pin spring. A lot of people are talking about the J&P spring. I have just been on the website (in the US) and the cost of shipping the spring to me in the uk is $19 when the spring only costs $8.

 

Does anyone know where in the UK you can get these springs or equivalent and have they made a difference to you rifle. Apparently you get a quicker and more possitive strike which means better grouping etc etc.

 

Any advice would be great

 

Thanks

 

R

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Hi guys,

 

Having just sorted my trigger with a Rimfire Magic Kit (see my older post), i am now reading about the benefits of improving the firing pin spring. A lot of people are talking about the J&P spring. I have just been on the website (in the US) and the cost of shipping the spring to me in the uk is $19 when the spring only costs $8.

 

Does anyone know where in the UK you can get these springs or equivalent and have they made a difference to you rifle. Apparently you get a quicker and more possitive strike which means better grouping etc etc.

 

Any advice would be great

 

Thanks

 

R

 

Any decent gunsmith or engineering firm will be able to help you with an assortment of springs...but why?

 

It's a CZ workhorse, it works, a precision target rifle it isn't!

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Hi guys,

 

Having just sorted my trigger with a Rimfire Magic Kit (see my older post), i am now reading about the benefits of improving the firing pin spring. A lot of people are talking about the J&P spring. I have just been on the website (in the US) and the cost of shipping the spring to me in the uk is $19 when the spring only costs $8.

 

Does anyone know where in the UK you can get these springs or equivalent and have they made a difference to you rifle. Apparently you get a quicker and more possitive strike which means better grouping etc etc.

 

Any advice would be great

 

Thanks

 

R

 

If its not broke dont fix it .

Harnser .

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I have been told that it helps with accuracy due to the stronger spring having a quicker strike time and therefore reduces the time where barrel movement would effect the shot. Just what i have read but if you guys say it will not make any difference i may just leave it.

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I have been told that it helps with accuracy due to the stronger spring having a quicker strike time and therefore reduces the time where barrel movement would effect the shot. Just what i have read but if you guys say it will not make any difference i may just leave it.

 

As above......

 

It's a CZ workhorse, it works, a precision target rifle it isn't!

 

If you are that concerned about it I'm sorry to say you have bought the wrong gun!

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