Not positive but I do believe Citori parts innerchange.

 

This was passed on to me and is good info.

http://www.leeroysramblings.com/Gun%20A ... tguns.html

 

Not positive but I do believe Citori parts innerchange.

The very early Citori's used Vee springs, but I don't think they're available either.

B&C had their Miroku parts listed on ebay about a year or so ago. Don't know what happened to Mr. Storm.

 

Thanking everyone for their input. Citori parts will not interchange with Charles Daly.
I am trying to find a gunsmith who can make a V spring.

Sheridens

 

Wisner's in Adna, Washington apparently no longer makes hammer springs for the Miroku/Daly O/U and Robert Storms is long gone. You might try Bob's Gun Parts in Royal, AR.

FWIW, a forum member, rbertalotto, posted a photo of a coil spring conversion that he made on his Miroku/Daly last year. You may want to contact him. http://www.rvbprecision.com

DF

Montani Semper Liberi

 

Had conversion to coil springs performed 20+ yrs ago with Charles Daly 28 gauge. Gunsmith used corresponding Browning Citori parts and it has performed flawlessly since. Cost was well worth it.

 

This is the first I heard miroku could be converted to coil springs using Citori parts. The very last of the Charles Dalys had coil springs, so this would make sense, but I heard the citori has gone thru many changes since those days. Is your gunsmith still around?

 

This is the first I heard miroku could be converted to coil springs using Citori parts. The very last of the Charles Dalys had coil springs, so this would make sense, but I heard the citori has gone thru many changes since those days. Is your gunsmith still around?

PM sent.

 

interested in the name of your gunsmith. My husband has also been trying to get his lower hammer spring fixed! I was going to try to surprise him for his birthday; if you could please email me @ catherinemullennex@yahoo.com, it would be greatly appreciated. thank you so much for your time.

 

FORGETABOUTIT!

I just went through this with my CD Mirouku, 1980s vintage. Broke a hammer spring. The only place I found to get one was in New Zealand....At over $100 plus crazy shipping cost.

I went on YouTube and watched videos....The Midway one was excellent...

Bought some flat spring stock from Brownells and their super secret formula quenching oil

The very first flat spring I ever made was a huge success. A few thousand rounds later and still working great.

But HOLY SH#$T......Getting the new one into the action was a real test! The gun is like a Japanese Puzzle. All the parts need to go in, in a prefect order or forget about it! Took me at least a dozen tries before I got it right.

 

This is the fellow in New Zealand....I have his email address but rather not post it. Send me an email and I'll forward it to you...rvb100@comcast.net

Thanks for your enquiry. We can supply Miroku hammer Springs. They are US$100 each, postage paid.

Payment is by Direct Credit and Bank details are:

Bank Westpac NZ

Branch Kelvin Street, Invercargill.

Account Number 030931-0352469-00

IBN number WPACNZ 2W

If you wish to buy please email when you have made payment and we will airmail the springs immediately.

Sincerely

Nelson Collie

Owner Status Guns & Engineering incorporating Ace Capture Equipment Ltd

127 Yarrow Street or PO Box 1631

Invercargill

New Zealand

Phone 0064 32144641

Fax 0064 32144640

 

Roy,
The last hammer springs I bought from B&C Gunsmithing cost me $80/pair. I have rebuilt 3 of these guns. You are right, they only go back together in a certain order. I have the order written down if you ever need it again. I think I"ll try your solution.
Thanks,
John

 

Could you please send me the order of assembly you have written down? A friend took his apart and asked me to reassemble it for him. It also needs a couple of parts replaced. Do you have a source?

 

FWIW, a forum member, rbertalotto, posted a photo of a coil spring conversion that he made on his Miroku/Daly last year. You may want to contact him. http://www.rvbprecision.com.....

This conversion was only for the lock lever. Not for the hammers. I'd be interested in the coil spring hammer conversion. Can someone send me info on this?

 

Miroku Charles Daly 12 ga. assembly order for guns with type 3 lever spring:
1. Right hammer spring (as looking from the rear of the receiver)
2. locking bolt
3. cocking plate
4. left hammer spring
5. left hammer
6. right hammer
7. lever
8. bolt actuator and set screw (this connects lever to locking bolt)
9. sears
10. trigger asm. and inertia block
11. trigger guard
12. top lever spring

 

thank you for this made it real easyish