Local source of AR 15 disconnector springs?

[Jim Horn]

Is there a local source (greater Portland area; ) that sells AR parts, specifically, that stocks the disconnector spring?

Well, my kit arrived and I have the tools. Started building - this is terrific! Open the trigger group parts bag and discover the disconnector spring is missing. I've messaged PSA for one but, of course, they're out for Christmas. They also show them as out of stock, so I'm concerned how long it will take to get one. I am eager to get this built and start practice.

Many thanks to all!

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[notazombie]

No answer for your actual question from me, sorry. But on the PSA front, they're pretty good when it comes to stuff like that. My brother got shorted a single trigger pin and made a phone call. A few days later the replacement showed up along with a MBUS for his trouble. It's worth the time for a polite phone call.

Don't let it ruin Christmas morning.

 

[Member 34319]

Jeremy aka @LuckySG has ooops kits.

 

[P7M13]

If you're really hurting to get it fixed before Christmas, I just bought a few Oops kits. You'll have to meet me in the Beaverton area, though.

 

[notazombie]

My oops kits don't have disconnector springs.

 

[Jim Horn]

Thank you all! I'll call them Thursday morning and will see what they can do, as well as Gorge Guns in Hood River. Having a spare down the road can't hurt!

Best wishes to all for a Merry Christmas, an un-infringed 2020 and many, many years to come!

 

[Rcguy33]

Limitless america in washougal has them. Open until 6 tonight i think.

 

[scarlo]

Sporting Systems in Vancouver should have them. Shoot at Safefire in Camas had individual parts in a tackle box behind the counter...call to confirm.

 

[tsun42]

Limitless in washougal has a lot of ar parts.

 

[Jim Horn]

Merry Christmas, all! I searched the area again and found the spring (blush). Trigger works fine. Will finish the build when I get home.

Best to all!

 

[20ozjolt]

Curts discount shooter has lots of parts. Call first save the drive.

 

[Jim Horn]

Thank you - I'll have to check them out. Meanwhile I will be putting the new toy through its paces tomorrow (function check, zeroing sights, lots of rounds strictly for testing, not for enjoyment - OK, for lots of enjoyment). Will be fun!

 

[Cerberus Group]

Jim, I'm in Goldendale...I've got some springs...we can meet and I'll get one to you.

 

[Caveman Jim]

Is there a local source (greater Portland area; ) that sells AR parts, specifically, that stocks the disconnector spring?

Well, my kit arrived and I have the tools. Started building - this is terrific! Open the trigger group parts bag and discover the disconnector spring is missing. I've messaged PSA for one but, of course, they're out for Christmas. They also show them as out of stock, so I'm concerned how long it will take to get one. I am eager to get this built and start practice.

Many thanks to all!

It's funny you mention this, I just did a build with. PSA LPK and mine came with TWO disconnect springs!!! No Kidding!!!

 

[SCARed]

Just in case this topic get searched for again, Oregon Rifle Works also has any part for an AR you could possibly need.

 

[Jim Horn]

Mine is the bare bones "blemished" option. I figured that it would serve as a start without risking as much with any mistakes I make. But it was absolutely trivial to assemble for someone who grew up with a Gilbert Erector Set at age 8. But far more fun, as so many here attest...

So all references to local resources are most appreciated. Thank you all!

(Will have to post a picture of my 2x6 turned into a fine lower receiver vise block)

 

[Jim Horn]

Lower rreceiver block took about 15 minutes to make and works fine!