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... Before all that, double check the Trigger Spring is working properly. That sounds more like ... Trigger Bar into correct placement. I think Norm still has Trigger Springs here: http://www.p64resource.com/goods.php ... as I posted above. Try the Trigger with the Slide off, if it functions 100% ...

... drop after the last round was fired, and the slide would not stay open after the last round. ... the year I graduated from high school!! The spring cleaning bug bit me hard this year so I was ... across an envelope addressed to me from one Norman E. Sutton of Lakeland, Florida! It was dated ...

... springs than above. 1) To ease the Trigger pull it will be the Hammer Spring you will need to replace. There are plenty of step by steps on here ... A replacement is available here with instructions from our very own Norm Sutton. This Trigger Spring is better than the Original. Look about ...

to get the 22 lb. recoil spring on , most the time you have to grid  the end flat , to get the slide on 
  arthritis  is why I use the 20 lb. spring 

 NORM

... it is excessive and/or it stops holding the Slide open; Then you probably need to replace the Slide Stop Spring. Norm makes a better Spring sold here: http://www.p64resource.com/goods.php ...

check and make sure the recoil spring is on right , small side goe's on the barrel first


NORM

... these are some of what I have) are 1-2 springs to operate the slide lock-lever. Not hard to find along with a new trigger spring because member NORM SUTTON makes 'em. Spares are good because they're inexpensive ...

Thanks guys! I will try Norm and GB. I have used GB a bunch in the past but hadn't looked lately.

I have used Gunbroker for P-64 parts. But if Norm has some i would try him first

Our own Norm Sutton has the springs (as he does the trigger return spring) that he makes himself should you need one. Check the main forum page for his info. He makes the (better than OEM) springs himself and accepts PayPal.

... are built like TANKS! All steel and other than spring breakage or damage caused by improper use/handling, ... total from Wolff and the trigger return and slide lock springs can be purchased from forum member Norm Sutton who makes them and sells them for $6. Problem ...

... the pistol frame. Regarding the vice trick in Norm Sutton's post, aligning the trigger with the ... not have the 'barbell' shape to it, so the spring pressure will not act as a means of holding ... presumably takes a bit of a beating from the slide. I'm not sure how much space is typically ...

... that my original failure was due to a weak slide-stop spring. New springs are available from forum member NORM SUTTON for $6.50 shipped. He takes PayPal and the info for new ...

... you for your reply, in the pictures it shows a slide stop spring, the slide stop works just fine. Is it necessary ... the trigger spring? Thanks, Dale That is because Norm sells both. If you scroll further down on the same ...

If you're talking about the slide lock-back lever spring, you can get them from forum member NORM SUTTON who makes that spring and new trigger return springs himself ...