Older Anschutz 1403 Firing pin/need spring??

[BIGMAC]

I have a older Anschutz 1403 22 rimfire. A friend was examine my bolt and notice that the firing pin doesn’t have a spring that slide over the pin. Does it require a spring?? Thanks for any help/info.

 

[1Merlin]

A better photo might help....

 

[grauhanen]

Below are the parts relating to the bolt. The image is from the 1975 Anschutz parts list for the 1403.
As can be seen a spring (shown as part #7) is needed.

 

[tmwinds]

If this is the spring you are referring to, you need it. Otherwise the firing pin will flop around in the bolt head and not retract when the bolt is cocked.
Look in the bolt head , it may still be there. Sometimes the spring will stick in the bolt head and need tapping out.

 

[BIGMAC]

If this is the spring you are referring to, you need it. Otherwise the firing pin will flop around in the bolt head and not retract when the bolt is cocked.
Look in the bolt head , it may still be there. Sometimes the spring will stick in the bolt head and need tapping out.

Hi tmwinds
The firing pin in your Attachment looks different than the firing pin in my Anschutz 1403. MY Anschutz 1403 much be an earlier model? The firing pin spring I’m referring to is shown in front of part 5 (if that’s a springs?)
Thanks for your help.

 

[tmwinds]

Yes, the small spring in front of part # 5 is what I was referring to. The picture I posted is from a model 64 Anschutz but I think the spring is the same.

 

[243Lapua]

Maybe Wolff springs can help out. Give them a call

 

[tmwinds]

The 1402 takes the same firing pin spring as a model 64. Midwest Gun Supply has it for $5.

 

[dhagerty40]

There were 2 different firing pins used in the 64 actions over the years. The picture you posted is the newer firing pin and does require that extra spring.

The older 64 actions such as the Savage/Anschutz 64 match use a hooked firing pin and will be flat in the back. these do not require the extra spring and they lock into the rod. If needed, I can take my bolt apart and show the older firing pin.

The link shows the newer firing pin. this is a rebuild kit.

Match 64 Bolt Service Kit (013805)

Anschutz Importation for North America

www.anschutznorthamerica.com

 

[BIGMAC]

Yes, the small spring in front of part # 5 is what I was referring to. The picture I posted is from a model 64 Anschutz but I think the spring is the same.

Thanks

hanks

There were 2 different firing pins used in the 64 actions over the years. The picture you posted is the newer firing pin and does require that extra spring.

The older 64 actions such as the Savage/Anschutz 64 match use a hooked firing pin and will be flat in the back. these do not require the extra spring and they lock into the rod. If needed, I can take my bolt apart and show the older firing pin.

The link shows the newer firing pin. this is a rebuild kit.

https://www.anschutznorthamerica.com/store/p230/Match_64_Bolt_Service_Kit_(013805).html[/

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There were 2 different firing pins used in the 64 actions over the years. The picture you posted is the newer firing pin and does require that extra spring.

The older 64 actions such as the Savage/Anschutz 64 match use a hooked firing pin and will be flat in the back. these do not require the extra spring and they lock into the rod. If needed, I can take my bolt apart and show the older firing pin.

The link shows the newer firing pin. this is a rebuild kit.

Match 64 Bolt Service Kit (013805)

Anschutz Importation for North America

www.anschutznorthamerica.com

Hi d
were 2 different firing pins used in the 64 actions over the years. The picture you posted is the newer firing pin and does require that extra spring.

The older 64 actions such as the Savage/Anschutz 64 match use a hooked firing pin and will be flat in the back. these do not require the extra spring and they lock into the rod. If needed, I can take my bolt apart and show the older firing pin.

The link shows the newer firing pin. this is a rebuild kit.

https://www.anschutznorthamerica.com/store/p230/Match_64_Bolt_Service_Kit_(013805).html[/

http://

There were 2 different firing pins used in the 64 actions over the years. The picture you posted is the newer firing pin and does require that extra spring.

The older 64 actions such as the Savage/Anschutz 64 match use a hooked firing pin and will be flat in the back. these do not require the extra spring and they lock into the rod. If needed, I can take my bolt apart and show the older firing pin.

The link shows the newer firing pin. this is a rebuild kit.

Match 64 Bolt Service Kit (013805)

Anschutz Importation for North America

www.anschutznorthamerica.com

Hi d

There were 2 different firing pins used in the 64 actions over the years. The picture you posted is the newer firing pin and does require that extra spring.

The older 64 actions such as the Savage/Anschutz 64 match use a hooked firing pin and will be flat in the back. these do not require the extra spring and they lock into the rod. If needed, I can take my bolt apart and show the older firing pin.

The link shows the newer firing pin. this is a rebuild kit.

Match 64 Bolt Service Kit (013805)

Anschutz Importation for North America

www.anschutznorthamerica.com

Hi dhagerty40,
Thanks so much, a picture of your firing pin will be very helpful. Pm headed your way
Thank you

 

[grauhanen]

Instructions from Anschutz

 

[dhagerty40]

This is the older style firing pin which is in my Savage/anschutz 64 match. it does not need the extra spring.

 

[BIGMAC]

Instructions from Anschutz

grauhanen​

Thanks the info is greatly appreciate. I will keep the info for future reference.
Where is the drawing located, on Anschutz web site??
Thanks

 

[BIGMAC]

This is the older style firing pin which is in my Savage/anschutz 64 match. it does not need the extra spring.View attachment 1657043

This is the older style firing pin which is in my Savage/anschutz 64 match. it does not need the extra spring.View attachment 1657043

Thanks so much.
That’s the same type of firing pin I have in my Anschutz 64 match model 1403. So extra spring not needed.
Thanks