Thread: BSA Hunter help required.

One thing to consider, you don't want the new spring to become coil bound when the cocking piece is in full rearward position. You could measure the donor spring when coil bound on the CF2 firing pin and compare to the length of available space on the Hunter bolt. I'm sure you have thought of this....just mentioning

Originally Posted by Mathias

One thing to consider, you don't want the new spring to become coil bound when the cocking piece is in full rearward position. You could measure the donor spring when coil bound on the CF2 firing pin and compare to the length of available space on the Hunter bolt. I'm sure you have thought of this....just mentioning

No hadn't thought of that. I was going to compress the CF2 spring onto the Hunter striker too see how much it could take, but that is not ideal as I could end up with an over compressed spring and slogging the firing pin attachment.
Bring on the suggestions - I dont want to balls it up