Star PD firing pin, #414-10036 use ONLY in slides with rear sight cut-out and markings as pictured

(2 customer reviews)

$31.20

Looking for the Star PD firing pin, #414-10036 use ONLY in slides with rear sight cut-out and markings as pictured? It is a reproduction part, in stock at Jack First. Parts within a model range often differ by gauge or variant, so check the part number against your firearm before ordering.

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SKU: 414-10036 Category:

Description

USE ONLY IN SLIDES WITH REAR SIGHT CUT-OUT AND MARKINGS AS PICTURED

reproduction

This part is manufactured of high quality tool steel and heat-treated to precise specifications in our Midwest facility, using an original factory part for duplication.  Some parts may need additional fitting to accommodate wear in old firearms.

Sorry, we are unable to do any international sales of firearms parts due to excessive cost and regulations.

Additional information

Weight0.5 oz
Dimensions12.5 × 9.5 × 0.25 in

2 reviews for Star PD firing pin, #414-10036 use ONLY in slides with rear sight cut-out and markings as pictured

  1. Ed H –

    These will have to be filed to work properly, you will have to file the front or the firing pin retaining area so that the very end of the firing pin can be struck by hammer & file the very front of the pin as it is too long & protrudes from slide. It is about 2mm longer than oem original but can be easily made to work.

  2. BS Gunsmith –

    I actually bought this firing pin for a Star Super P. I full well knew that this pin would not fit the Super P but working carefully on my 13-40 lathe I was able to reduce the diameter of the pin main body to .159 diameter and reduce the spring retainer sleeve by .010. other than having a small amount of firing pin projection from the breach face, which was easily remedied by lengthening the retainer slot toward the pin tip. The firing pin modification worked perfectly, I test fired the Star Super P this afternoon to insure that my modifications were a valid. By using this Jack First produced product I knew I was going to make a better part than I could have made from scratch. BTW the firing pin that failed in the firearm was a gunshop fabricated part from another era.

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