Need help with a North American mini .22 handgun
My gun would not work, something was jammed inside, so I took it apart and it was dirty but a spring was loose. does anyone know where it goes or a web site where I can find out.
number 12 is the spring
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Take it to a local gunsmith.
Number 12 spring looks like it keeps that little arm (11) pushed against the cylinder(18). That arm rotates the cylinder when you pull back on the hammer(14).
I would try really hard to fix it yourself, and then call the company and ask them for advice to fix it before you send it to them for repair. Reason I say that is, it’s going to be really expensive to fix that thing by shipping it back. Our ruger 44 mag broke once, we called and they said just to send it to them and they will repair it for free. Well, they will charge you for shipping it to them, which with handguns HAS to be overnight, so you’re talking 60-70 bucks to ship the little gun.
If you can’t get it yourself, you may want to call around and try and find a local gunsmith that can do it. He may charge a little, but it will still probably be cheaper than shipping it.
thanks for the help,
it is number 12 spring,
i am going to give a try and if it does not work i will send
it back
Those little suckers are a PITA to get back together. Good thing is NAA gives a life time repair on them! 😀
Mike
I see five springs in that diagram, which one does it look like? The springs are numbers 3, 10, 12, 13 and 15. Lets hope that if its 15 you still have the plunger to go with it, number 16.
What happens from there, I don’t know…
Looks like it fits into part 14. If you look at the bottom rear of 14, it looks like there a groove that the spring fits into.
What happens from there, I don’t know…
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Yeah! One with really good eyes! Parts in the NAA revolvers are SMALL!!!