One size fit all is true only a few Martini parts. But definitely not all. The trigger spring for MH/ME and the Francotte like you have are one size fits all. The Greener trigger spring is slightly different and can be made to fit in the smaller guns most of the time. For Main springs, I go to the l...

You take you chances with Numrich Martini Parts and SARCO also...they don't know models and they don't types. The parts you get may be for a MH or for an ME or a Greener. They may have come from a commercial, a military or a KP Martini.

gunboat57 wrote:If this topic is drifting I suppose it's my own asphault.

OK, I'll stop now.

Well it isn't mortar!

My Friend, Elmer, says you guys are like a Gorilla and grab hold of and stick to a subject and you don't hide your cohesion! (6)

Oh come on you guys!!! Put a clamp on it!!!

If you have ever visited Jason Atkin's http://WWW.MartiniHenry.com website you may have noticed the link list. This list started out as my favorites/book marks that I saved over the years. I have published it on several of the boards before Jason so graciously agreed to host it on his website. Once ...

SARCO would not be very high up on my list of places to look for parts like this. Even Gunparts. Now if they have a box of olde left over "whatzit parts, I might like to go through the parts and see what I could find.

Actually, I already found the hens teeth a couple of years ago. I found a tumbler for a different MK I. I don't think any one is going to have MK ni Martini sliding saftey parts just sitting around waiting for me to come along. If these parts are to be found, I believe the parts as going be laying i...

WTB the below pictured MK I Martini Henry/Martini Peabody parts. Sliding safety, safety screw and sear block http://www.fototime.com/766966D12D9FCB7/standard.jpg http://www.fototime.com/A2631EA0E540147/standard.jpg http://www.fototime.com/4B93EDFE62337FD/standard.jpg http://www.fototime.com/7E8B5653...

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