Gauntlet Sear Trigger Spring

Check with Jefferson state air rifles. They even have a new trigger for it too

might be fun or not to get some piano wire and make some at different wire diameter

oh piano wire is a pain to work with but you might just get lucky and it could be the last spring you need

small amount of piano wire can be found on Ebay

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Hey Marflow. Thanks for the reply, but I think making a spring is beyond my talents.

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Not sure what the spring looks like but I always save old ink pen springs and I disassemble broken electronics and small engines and salvage any small screws and springs in them. You might find something like that could work for you.

I am curious how you broke two springs.

Springs are usually pretty hardy and last a while.

There may be something wrong in your trigger group.

If you go to Home Depot or Lowes and buy a spring kit, I am sure you will come up with something or better than the original. I use a ball point pen spring and I have made my single stage Gauntlet trigger BETTER than some of my high end rifle triggers. A little polishing goes a long way too.

I made one from a smaller diameter piece of music wire. Hold a drill it with pliers insert wire between pliers and drill bit then wind wire clockwise about 4 turns until ends are parrell. Cut ends to length and it should work. I only had smaller diameter music wire but it. Is still working for over 3000 shots. If I can do it you can. 

Jcs

it is not a compression spring, it is a torsion spring and you make one or buy a factory spring and that is why a posted the parts diagram

the thing about torsion springs is they can be made from smaller diameter wire but getting all the right angles can be a challenge

that spring doesn't look that hard, buy 2 or 3 new springs check the wire size, reduce it 30% and by some wire and try, the worst thing that can happen is you will fail but you can't fail unless you try and it doesn't have to be perfect just has to work

this hobby is more then just shooting, I feel it about learning about your rifles and pistols, fixing them, improving them, caring for them and growing your knowledge and confidence

but I'm a 69 year old man that was washing auto parts for my dad in a cut down 5 gal lacquer can with gasoline in at 7 or 8