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Swatieson
06-10-12, 06:20
Hello all,

Does someone know where can I buy the genuine spring? I tried Brownell's but they won't ship to Europe as a spring is considered a "gun part" (give me a break!)

Kind regards.
aflin
06-10-12, 07:42
You're welcome!

Dave Olhasso (http://www.olhasso.com/PS/parts.htm)

He's very reputable, I've done business with him several times
cathellsk
06-10-12, 10:50
Try here too...http://www.brignoliarmi.com/index_eng.asp
JHC
06-10-12, 11:15
You're welcome!

Dave Olhasso (http://www.olhasso.com/PS/parts.htm)

He's very reputable, I've done business with him several times

Thanks aflin and the OP for the thread. I need to try one of those D springs out. Our 92 doesn't get much work lately but before the lad departed on active duty he ran it pretty hard for a couple years. Probably needs some springs.
Swatieson
06-10-12, 15:56
You're welcome!

Dave Olhasso (http://www.olhasso.com/PS/parts.htm)

He's very reputable, I've done business with him several times

Thanks. I tried to contact that guy weeks ago but I got no response.
Swatieson
06-10-12, 16:01
Try here too...http://www.brignoliarmi.com/index_eng.asp

Wow looks promising. I will have a look.

I hope they don't consider a spring a dangerous item.
Swatieson
06-10-12, 16:46
Wow looks promising. I will have a look.

I hope they don't consider a spring a dangerous item.

I just placed an order. Fingers crossed.
HackerF15E
06-10-12, 19:02
I bought a D-spring from Olhasso years ago -- good price and prompt service. Not sure what's up with him these days, though.

By far the best upgrade for the 92, although now I have noticeable differences in my performance when qualifying on government M9s because I'm used to the D-spring double action pull on my personal pistol.
loupav
06-11-12, 10:47
Dave is a good seller. I bought a metal mag release from him a few years ago.
Wayne Dobbs
06-12-12, 09:03
The International Trafficking in Arms (ITAR) regulations are extensive and cover many items. So, when a vendor won't ship a spring outside of the US, they are very likely carefully following those laws. The statutes go so far as to prohibit discussing tactics with a non-US resident/citizen without prior governmental approval. While we all know that a gun spring is ridiculous to include in such laws, it is an item they aren't supposed to ship to you.
Sam
06-12-12, 09:19
I've owned and shot three Berettas for several years (Vertec, SD and Centurion). I was able to lighten the trigger pull considerably by using the main spring (hammer spring) for 1911 pistols. A 19 lb 1911 spring will give you a light trigger but positive reliable strikes on the firing pin. The 1911 main spring is easier to locate, cheaper and more readily available than the Beretta D spring.