Replacing a firing pin spring in a Baity Talon action?

[1bamashooter]

I've got a Baity Talon and think my firing pin spring is going bad it's a little different design than a remington one. Anybody tried replacing theirs?

 

[Dusty Stevens]

Call the mfr and see if they used a remington spring. A lot used a wolff spring that was easy to acquire

 

[1bamashooter]

Leonard Baity doesn't have a website anymore that I can see I've tried to call and email him before without results

 

[HTSmith]

I don't know the answer to this question but I bet someone on here does. Who made the actions for Baity? That will lead to solving your problem. Maybe post some pics. Just a thought.

 

[Dusty Stevens]

Did the TL technologies guy make them?

 

[HTSmith]

Dunno. He advertised both centerfire and rimfire actions with all options. Who makes rimfire actions?

 

[1bamashooter]

He makes his own centerfire actions they are supposed to be remington clones

 

[VLNBYR]

In the rimfire Falcon you decock the bolt and then drive out the roll pin to disassemble.

 

[1bamashooter]

Well I got a remington spring removal tool and it's a no go. Here is a Pic of the firing pin I've never seen one like this anybody got any ideas how to get this thing apart?

 

[Dusty Stevens]

Gimme some better pics of underneath the cocking piece

 

[1bamashooter]

Gimme some better pics of underneath the cocking piece

 

[Dusty Stevens]

Looks like it must be threaded in. If you compress the spring and get the cocking piece out the back can you see a set screw?

 

[1bamashooter]

Looks like it must be threaded in. If you compress the spring and get the cocking piece out the back can you see a set screw?

I can't compress it enough to see I'm gonna have to try and modify the spring removal tool

 

[1bamashooter]

Finally got the spring changed it was a total pain in the ass but it has a new Tubb Duo spring set in it now

 

[ridgeway]

It's most likely pinned like a remington. Compress spring and the shroud and will expose pin in the cocking piece.

 

[1bamashooter]

It's most likely pinned like a remington. Compress spring and the shroud and will expose pin in the cocking piece.

Thats what it was but none of the tools that fit remington firing pin assembly will work i had to use a vice and push out the firing pin to expose the cocking piece so my friend could drift the pin out. The fit on the cocking piece and the firing pin was terrible but we finally got it done