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Hey guys its been a long time. even though I sold these parts along time ago I was stupid enough not to keep spares for my own. Anyone got any firing pins or complete bolts to get mine up and running again?
 

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Hey guys its been a long time. even though I sold these parts along time ago I was stupid enough not to keep spares for my own. Anyone got any firing pins or complete bolts to get mine up and running again?
bigblock, i just noticed your post
i dont have any bolt, but i do have firing pins for the SG43
also got NOS bolt carriers, with the piston
cut reciever pieces
wood handle,s and other small parts, like the rear sight base,
thanks john
 

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If you want firing pins, John (master22nl) said he had them. Complete bolts and bolt parts have all but disappeared for the SG43. I put together and spare bolt by buying a stripped bolt from Apex and by buying a bolt "re-build" kit from John - that way I had extras of everything, not just a spare this or that. I actually bought two bolt rebuild kits from John. Not the cheapest way to go, but it's done and I have a supply of spares the will last me a while. I don't know of John or Apex is still selling those parts.


John has some, but not all, spare parts for the SG43 in pretty good shape.
 

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I think I might be screwed! I have a wise light semi auto sg 43. Nothing in the picture from gun broker looks anything close to my firing pin. my firing pin is 4 1/8" long. maybe the semi auto is different.
 

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I think I might be screwed! I have a wise light semi auto sg 43. Nothing in the picture from gun broker looks anything close to my firing pin. my firing pin is 4 1/8" long. maybe the semi auto is different.
The semi and FA firing pins are totally different creatures and not interchangeable. But, the semi firing pin is a very simple design and anyone with a lathe should be able to spin you up one.
 
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