Spare Bolt Weight/Extractor Pins?

[Arakisk]

Currently using a Taccom 9mm bolt, and looking to buy some spare weight retaining pins and extractor roll pins. Does anyone have a good recommendation for locating these specific parts? 

 

 

[SteelCityShooter]

Why not contact Taccom?

[Arakisk]

33 minutes ago, SteelCityShooter said:

Why not contact Taccom?

Y'know, that's a pretty good idea.

 

Sent the business a message, we'll see how that goes.

[WxGuy]

Why not have a complete spare bolt too?

 

[Racinready300ex]

I've always gotten quick responses from Taccom. 

 

Also the idea of a spare bolt is where it's at. 

[mitommy]

Having a spare bolt, for my AR, has saved me from DNF (Did Not Finish) at 2 matches. I’ve included a stare 9mm bolt as part of my “tool kit” I’ve yet to need it, but I am prepared.  

[stick]

Tim is a good guy.  I would call rather than email.  He usually answers pretty quickly.

[TRUBL]

2 hours ago, stick said:

Tim is a good guy.  I would call rather than email.  He usually answers pretty quickly.

as a rule.......if you call, I answer or call back (that is if you leave a message). Emails typically are answered once or twice a week.

Tim

[zzt]

McMaster Carr sells these roll pins.  The 1/4" dia. come in 100 packs.  The 5/32 firing pin retainer comes in 500 unit packs.  Both are about $12 each.  BTW, check the diameter of your pins.  I don't have a Taccom bolt and they may be different.  I don't know the extractor pin dim.  Just take it out and measure.

 

BTW2, I ordered a spare bolt and carry it to every match.  Learned the hard way.  Also, it is much lighter and smaller than the hammer, punches and pins you would have to carry to effect a field repair.  Leave the pins and tools at home.  When you disassemble for cleaning, reassemble with new pins.