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TOTW type c frizen sprin
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Contact the lock manufacturer directly maybe?
We could help @Weber better if we knew who made the lock. And yes, going to the lock manufacturer would have been my first choice in the search for a new lock spring. Even going through the lock manufacturer, the lock may have to be returned as internal lock designs change throughout the manufacturing life cycle.
I'm not sure but I think they use locks from this company on those.
http://redaviscompany.com/locks.htmlIf so, they have pretty good pictures you could match it to.
Good luck!!!!
Robby
http://redaviscompany.com/locks.htmlIf so, they have pretty good pictures you could match it to.
Good luck!!!!
Robby
In the mean time it is possible to wedge a piece of this
between the frizzed and what's left of the spring and make it work. A real PITA but it can be done.
Robby
between the frizzed and what's left of the spring and make it work. A real PITA but it can be done.
Robby
I contaced TOTW today and found a spring pretty similar. The one for the jeager style lock looks close. The lady I talked to said it could be next week or 6 weeks for the backordered parts would come in. I also asked about about who manufacted the lock. she couldn't remember but it was not R E Davis.
That lock was originally sold by R.E. Davis. Larry Zorne of the Mold and Gun shop may have taken over that part of their lock business, and a huge improvement in the overall quality at that. You might call RE Davis, or Larry Zorne, they probably have springs on hand.
Robby
Robby
