evergreenchprs
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I have friend who's fireing pin broke dry fireing it. Does anyone know where to get one or get one maid if thats what it would take?
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Finnwolf VL63 Vl 63 Fireing Pin
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I haven't dealt with them, but Accuflite sports in Pennsylvania keeps quite a few Sako parts. The Finnwolf is somewhat uncommon, so that may be a tough one. Another source of parts is Jim Lutes in Whitewater, Ks, but my understanding is that Jim is trying to wind down. An individual who sells under the name of "ridgerunner" on gunbroker.com deals in quite a few Sako parts. You might email him. I've bought a couple of items from him and they have been as represented.
evergreenchprs
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Good news on the fireing pin issue! A gun smith cut off the broken end of the pin and drilled and taped it then threaded a new pin into it. The second to the last day off our late hunt it droped three Bucks in three shots. We zeroed it in at 260 yards this gun is a treat to fire.
