D Street Gunsmithing

I don't know why, but current gun manufactures are using more and more tiny spring in their guns. Here's some spring from a CZ-75 SP-01 9mm pistol that are so small, it takes tweezers to handle them. The same is true of Sig P320's and P365's. If you're going to remove the firing pin to clean the firing pin channel, don't. Once those springs launch, you'll never recover them and it takes weeks to order more. Just a word to the wise, Dave.

The Sig P238 & 938 are great little conceal carry pistols. Compact and reliable, the P238 is a .380 while the P938 is a 9mm. They're both single-action which is a different than most duty guns and like all guns, they break on occasion. Here's a stainless P238 that broke its sear spring. It's not an easy gun to work on and you have to be careful when removing the safety. The detent that indexes the safety will launch if you're not careful and it takes weeks to get a new one since they're impossible to find. I keep a supply of extra detents for just that occasion.

I have new and used G***ks for sale. Used Re*****on 870's too. Give me a call at 951-675-3532 for pricing.
Thanks, Dave