Firing pin spring assembly

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1990-12-14

1992-04-21

Carone, Michael J.

Firearms

Firing mechanism

267169, F41A 1927

Patent

active

051055708

ABSTRACT:
A spring assembly for use in a firing pin assembly of a firearm and a method of manufacturing the spring assembly. The spring assembly has two spring guides with longitudinal slots. One of the guides has a side aperture such that the two guides can be connected to each other with portions of the guides located in the other guide's slot. A spring is located between portions of the two guides. The guides can move relative to each other with a limited range of motion in a substantially linear path and the spring can bias the guides back to an extended position.

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