I'm thrilled to announce to the Silhouette shooting community that Steelchickens.com has a brand new sponsor who is, in my humble opinion, a perfect fit for Silhouette shooters.

J&P Custom Products, LLC is a manufacturer of high quality shotgun and rifle parts. All of J&P's custom products are manufactured in the United States. They also offer selected factory parts for Perazzi and Beretta shotguns. Feel free to click on their ads or go straight to their website from here at www.jnpgunsprings.com

Again, we'd like to thank J&P Custom Products for their sponsorship support!



Here is a list of product categories you will certainly find interesting!

• ANSCHUTZ PARTS
  ANSCHUTZ-SAVAGE PARTS
  BERETTA PARTS
  BRNO PARTS
  BROWNING PARTS
  BULK SHOTGUN SPRINGS
  CHARLES DALY PARTS
  COOPER PARTS
  CZ MODEL 527 PARTS
  CZ MODEL 550 PARTS
  CZ RIMFIRE PARTS
  PERAZZI PARTS
  REMINGTON PARTS
  SAKO RIMFIRE PARTS
  SAKO/TIKKA PARTS
  SUHL 150 PARTS
  TOOLS AND LUBRICANTS
  WEATHERBY MARK XXII

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I've delt with these folks for a couple of years now. Great guys to deal with and ship quickly. Glad to see them on board!!

Two thumbs up for J&P.. have only gotten springs and a couple CZ action screws from them, but nothing but positive things to say about those transactions. Welcome aboard!

Wish I'd known about them a long time ago!

We have had a number of visits to our website from the good folks here and we appreciate it, Just a reminder to those of you who are shooting custom stocked rifles, we have in stock a selection of hex head action screws from which we can make a custom set of screws for any Anschutz or Suhl rifle. All we need is the shaft length and shaft diameter or your existing screws. There is no additional charge to make screws to your specifications. All our screws are custom made from 1144 fatigue proof steel.
Pete

Uh Oh - Something else I need...

Pete,

Do you make custom springs or only what is listed under your product listings? I am looking to replace a striker spring in an old Mossberg .22 and I'd like to go heavier than original in order to speed up lock-time. Should I email you the dimensions of the current spring and go from there? I think I am going to order some action screws for my new Weatherby XXII as well.

Ready to place another order, but had a question about a possible addition to the order. I emailed you the question. Thanks again foir the quick service in the past.

Trent, It is not possible for us to run just a few springs. With the engineering time, set up and machine time we have to run at least 1000. That would be a short run. We are adding to our catalog all the time and requests like yours is what drives our direction. Thanks for the inquiry. We will consider it.

Jason, Thanks for the orders. One of us is usually available to answer any questions or make order adjustments when needed. We want to give you all the best service we can.

Pete

pete@jnp wrote:Trent, It is not possible for us to run just a few springs. With the engineering time, set up and machine time we have to run at least 1000. That would be a short run. We are adding to our catalog all the time and requests like yours is what drives our direction. Thanks for the inquiry. We will consider it.

Jason, Thanks for the orders. One of us is usually available to answer any questions or make order adjustments when needed. We want to give you all the best service we can.

Pete

Thanks for the response Pete. Would it be possible for you to list the dimensions of the springs you offer on your site? It's possible that a striker spring from one make/model could work for others, or for project rifles (like what I am working on).

Cheers!

Trent, It would be better for us if you could send us the dimensions that you are looking for. We do have competitors and would prefer that they do their own research. We would need the following information and I would be happy to go through my specs and see if we can match up a spring for you or anyone else. Here is what we need:
1. Wire diameter. Measure in several places and average as wire is deformed slightly as it is coiled.
2. Outside diameter.
3. Inside diameter.
4. Number of coils.
5. Is the spring a closed coil on the end or open coil.
6. Total overall length.
There is a lot more that goes into engineering a spring but this will get us close to something that may work. Please send your measurements to our business email address.
[email protected]
Thank you for the inquiry. I will do whatever it takes to help you out.
Pete

Awesome, thanks Pete! I'll take those measurements and get them over to you.