Need a firing pin for a Remington spartan rifle

[Bullshop Junior]

Ive got a rifle here I am working on for a friend. I have fixed everything on it except the firing pin. I am having a very hard time finding one. I don't have access to a lathe. A mini lathe is on my wish list but money is too tight at this time.

So, does anyone have a extra one laying aroud, know where I might find one, or be able to make me one?

Thanks guys.

[Artful]

Is this the Spartan made by Bakail in Russia?
http://www.remington.com/~/media/Images/Firearms/Archived/Centerfire/Break-Action/lgsil_SPR18.ashx
Introduction Year: 2006
(Previously Spartan Gunworks by Remington, Introduction 2005)
Year Discontinued: 2008
Designer/Inventor: International Sporting Product manufactured in Baikal, Russia
http://www.magnumvadasz.hu/_download/CAT100306133510/spr18.pdf
part#22 on owners manual exploded view?

formerly imported by EAA as IZH18
$7.00 for a the part here...
https://www.eaacorp.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=%20876
IZH18 Firing Pin - (#23) #300487

[Bullshop Junior]

Yep. That looks like it. Thank you!!

[Skipper]

You'll probably have to order the firing pin from EAA (http://www.eaacorp.com/manuals-parts-diagrams.html)

321-639-4842

[DaveInFloweryBranchGA]

Some of those Russian guns, both shotgun and rifle, were real nice and real inexpensive until Remington stuck their nose in for a couple of years. Totally screwed up the import situation for those and increased the price as well.

I have a Baikal semi auto shotgun bought just before Remington jumped in. Same as the spartan line, but about a hundred bucks cheaper. One of the best field shotguns I've ever owned. Very rugged, not particularly well finished. I ended up sand blasting the barrel and painting it, to give a much more weather resistant exterior. Once that was done, it's been a perfect duck gun. Just wish it wasn't so far to drive to hunt ducks where I live here in Georgia. I miss living near a flyway.

BSJ,

You might also try e-gunparts.com Sometimes they have parts a bit quicker and less expensive than the distributor. Look at schematic, then at Part #23:

http://www.gunpartscorp.com/Manufacturers/Remington-33454/Shotguns-37896/SPR100-41228.htm?page=2