Are the springs they same in a c96 as in a m712. was going to order new springs from wolf springs company, emailed wolf but they where unsure,planing on shooting 712 when it comes.
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Same springs
The spring kits for a semi-auto Broomhandle are the same ones you would use in the Schnellfeuer.
You'll probably want the "Service Pak Type I" kit; the Type II kit contains a mag spring which your Schnell won't need.
You'll probably want to replace the recoil spring inside the bolt and also the hammer spring found inside the lock frame mechanism. Use the right tool to depress and remove the firing pin from the bolt (cleaning rod if it comes with it); using a screwdriver will mar the slot at the end of the firing pin.
Both the recoil and hammer spring work together towards mitigating recoil so it's best to change both. Measure both original and replacement springs and note the difference. I have disassembled a few Brooms and found oddly enough that the original hammer springs were of varying lengths; the Wolff replacements were always slightly longer and therefore stiffer on the action. Sometimes they were .25in longer, in one case it was up to .50in longer than stock.
Though the spring kit has a firing pin spring I'd recommend not screwing with the factory firing pin spring unless you really have a problem with primer strikes or firing pin protrusion from the boltface. If the firing pin and spring are original, you'll notice they are both mated to each other and the factory spring is perfectly intertwined with the threads in the firing pin tip; something damn near impossible to replicate with the Wolff replacement.
Pics of the m712 would be cool.
Congrats on having the coolest Class3 burp gun on whichever range you show up at, next time. -
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thanks. have change both c96 spring kits, i found a m712 stock that someone let me have for $540 ,original,i still believe the coolest is my mp44Comment
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