Replacement parts for the guns people actually wear out, listed individually rather than in kits.
What is here
- Bruni blank firers — the deepest part of the range. Hammer springs, extractors and extractor springs, elevators and elevator springs, drum catch handle springs, breech fixing pins, spring guides, flap handles and magazines for the Olympic 5 and Olympic 6, the BFR38, the Bruni 92 and the New Police. Most are listed with their part number — match it against the exploded diagram rather than going by description alone, because several parts look similar and only one fits.
- Hatsan Escort — extractor springs and pins, action bar bushings, magazine cut-off springs.
- Beretta 1301 / A400 — rear swivel studs.
- KOFS — replacement stocks, including 28g and .410.
- Titan XS mainsprings.
A word on fitting
Springs, studs and furniture are a bench job. Anything that affects the action, the trigger, the lock-up or headspace on a live firearm belongs with a gunsmith, not on the kitchen table. A spring costs a few pounds; a gun that fails proof does not.
Check the generation and model of your gun before ordering — parts are frequently not interchangeable across variants of the same name.
Cleaning and upkeep: Cleaning Kits and Gunstock Care.
