Post by AxeHandle on Jun 28, 2012 10:00:36 GMT -5
I try to keep stainless and blue screws for my NM Blackhawks. All the little pieces like the transfer bar, hammer strut and the strut stirrup. Wolf reduced power trigger springs and an assortment of various power hammer springs are necessities at my house. Have one of those rear sights come apart and you'll see a real need to have sight blades and springs, screws, and pins. Hammers, triggers, and even grip frames should be considered and stocked if you have a taste for specific parts in your customs. Basepins and basepin locks are cool things to have if you need them. A 20 penny nail looks like a candidate for a BP substitute but it isn't 
Never broke a Ruger firing pin but have seen a forum member detail putting in a new one..
And tools... Hollow ground screwdrivers are a must as are a set of pin punches. Something to clamp and control that gosh danged little loading gate spring that holds in the trigger pin comes in real handy. A brass and nylon headed hammer, roll pin puches, and a nice set of jeweler's files too.. A tube of gun grease to hold those little bitty things in place and to slick stuff up a bit.. Picked up a little 4 inch vise at Harbor Freight. Mounted it on a 12 inch long piece of 2x10...
OM BHs? More of the same but slightly differennt.
Never broke a Ruger firing pin but have seen a forum member detail putting in a new one.. And tools... Hollow ground screwdrivers are a must as are a set of pin punches. Something to clamp and control that gosh danged little loading gate spring that holds in the trigger pin comes in real handy. A brass and nylon headed hammer, roll pin puches, and a nice set of jeweler's files too.. A tube of gun grease to hold those little bitty things in place and to slick stuff up a bit.. Picked up a little 4 inch vise at Harbor Freight. Mounted it on a 12 inch long piece of 2x10...
OM BHs? More of the same but slightly differennt.
