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GoldenGuy 
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 Topic: SA group with B/R hammerPosted: Mar 08 2016 at 9:18am |
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I have a carbine which I am guessing went through the Springfield Armory as it has the SA/SHM cartouche. The trigger housing is SA with what I am guessing is a SA sear as shown on the parts pages. Trigger is SA. Hammer is B/R in circle Is the B/R hammer correct for a SA rebuild or is there one that the Springfield Armory made and if so how would it be marked? TIA, Guy |
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RONKIRK
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Posted: Mar 08 2016 at 3:07pm |
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tia,I am looking for s.a. parts. I have a few of s.a. barrels & recievers & am trying to put together complete s.a.'s. would you be interested in trading or selling any of the s,a, parts ? ron kirk
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Posted: Mar 08 2016 at 5:16pm |
Kirk, so you are familiar with the SA parts then? Is the BR in circle from Springfield or would it be marked SA? I did find a reference that says the hammer is actually a Rockola Any information appreciated.
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Posted: Mar 08 2016 at 5:51pm |
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BR (Brunner Ritter) marked hammers are wartime replacement hammers. However, since some of the carbine reference books still insist they are for Rock-ola, the myth among collectors new and old still continues. BTW, I have seen some sellers ask close to 100 dollars for BR marked hammers when again they are not hammers made for Rock-ola.
OP,your carbine definitely sounds like a rebuilt one. I am sure it will make a fine shooting carbine. |
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RONKIRK
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Posted: Mar 09 2016 at 12:13am |
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HELLO TIA. I AM NOT THAT UP ON S.A. PARTS BUT I HAVE DONE A LITTLE RESARCH & FOUND THAT S.A. DIDN'T PRODUCE MANY PARTS FOR THE CARBINE DURING THE WAR BECAUSE THEY WERE BUSY MAKEING PARTS & GUNS LIKE THE BROWNING A-4 AND THE M-1 GARAND,HOWEVER THEY DID MAKE A LOT OF REPLACEMENT PARTS LIKE THE BARRELS I HAVE WHICH ARE MARKED S.A.-10/51&52. I NEED TWO S.A. TRIGGERS,THREE HAMMERS, THREE SEARS,THREE SLIDES TO COMPLETE THREE GUNS.SORRY I CANT HELP YOU WITH THE B/R HAMMER (I ALSO HAVE ONE). YOU MIGHT CHECK THE MEMBER LIST & CONTACT MARTY BLACK OR CHRIS ALBRIGHT AS THEY ARE PRETTY SHARP ON MATTERS WITH THE .30-CARBINE........RON KIRK
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Posted: Mar 12 2016 at 12:34am |
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Ok guys thanks for the help. I had a few good PMs. Sill do not know if there is a such thing as a Springfield marked trigger.
Yes is certainly a rebuild, with a mix of parts. I am contemplating doing what Ronkirk is doing by collecting as many SA parts. Though I will keep my USGI receiver. From what I understand the Springfield receivers are commercial made with nothing to do with the war time arsenal. |
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Posted: Mar 12 2016 at 8:07am |
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The S-A marked triggers are for Standard Products. I believe there were some that were just had a SA on it.
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