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• Bigslug Senior Member Posts: 9,402 Senior Member

  August 2012 #2

  Well, I know of one in my extended family of minions, but not sure how often they die. As this gun is a child of the 1950's, a former club gun, and ejects like an Olympian is shot-putting the cases, I'm guessing the answer is "not very". But hey, anybody who works to keep the classics running deserves encouragement.:beer:

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• justin1m New Member Posts: 3 New Member

  September 2012 #3

  That's the thing you never know because I have 2 and not 1 of them have the original spring

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• Steve W New Member Posts: 2 New Member

  December 2012 #4

  Hi, New to the site - found it as I was trolling the internet look for someone selling BSA ejector spring for a mark 3.
  Would love to get hold of a couple for the old club rifles we have here that the kids have been using. Currently the club have a couple of rifles out of action as the springs have gone... and they seem impossible to source.
  Steve, Martinborough smallbore rifle Club, Martinbough. New Zealand. Email [email protected]

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• Steve W New Member Posts: 2 New Member

  December 2012 #5

  Hi New to the site (think I stuffed up my first post to this so if it turns up twice - sorry) trolling the internet looking for a source of Mk2 Mk3 ejector springs
  Would love to get hold of a hand full of mk2 mk3 ejector springs. Our rifle club has a number of BSA's that the kids use out of action because of broken springs. Seem impossible to source.
  Steve, Martinborough Smallbore Rifle Club. Martinborough, New Zealand. Email [email protected]

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