Thread: Bsa sportsman 5 firing pin

@Fssprecision I could definitely be interested. I'm keen to give making my own a go first. That and I don't have access to PM services yet as I'm relatively new but I've sent you a friend request and I may hit you up of that idea goes toes up.

Originally Posted by Finch

@Fssprecision I could definitely be interested. I'm keen to give making my own a go first. That and I don't have access to PM services yet as I'm relatively new but I've sent you a friend request and I may hit you up of that idea goes toes up.

Good for you, I always encourage people trying to make something. Couple of tips, you need to choose a good grade of steel (I use gauge plate), and also need to harden and temper the rear area that gets struck. Cheers

hi fssprecision,
would you have a firing pin for a harington & richards?I gave my grandson my old 22 but it has started to misfire on occasion and on inspection the firingpin is worn away where it strikes the cartridge rim.
cheers
ray

Originally Posted by raydafish

hi fssprecision,
would you have a firing pin for a harington & richards?I gave my grandson my old 22 but it has started to misfire on occasion and on inspection the firingpin is worn away where it strikes the cartridge rim.
cheers
ray

I don’t have one but could no doubt make one, though likely expensive exercise as you would have ship the gun up to me in Whangarei. Email me fssprecision@gmail.com you want to go further. Cheers