Nelspot-CCI sears: coming soon

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  • Jonnydread
    Wild Card
    • Jul 2020
    • 4389
    • Lil Rhody

    #16
    Are the triggers just replacement OEM triggers?
    💀 PK x Ragnastock 💀

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    • flyweightnate
      flyweightnate commented
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      Yep. A little fatter, a lot shinier, and some speed holes near the front.
  • dasjaco
    MCB Member
    • Jul 2020
    • 107

    #17
    I’ll take a sear when they’re ready. I have a 007 waiting for phantom internals right now.

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    • Araphel
      der cockermeister
      • Jul 2020
      • 134

      #18
      I'll take two as well

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      • Brokeass_baller
        Pick it up!
        • Jul 2020
        • 1129
        • Ohio

        #19
        Oh awesome. I missed out the first time. I'll take 2 sears, and 2 triggers. Once you figure that out, send me a message with a total and your PayPal, and I'll send money ASAP.
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        • flyweightnate
          flyweightnate commented
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          Once I have them in hand, will do. Don't want to run afoul of any "preorder" rules and get a housecall from the mods...

        • Brokeass_baller
          Brokeass_baller commented
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          Understood. I have the money ready, so whenever.
      • flyweightnate
        MCB Member
        • Jul 2020
        • 1854
        • Dallas, TX

        #20
        Triggers and sears arrived! First post updated with pricing on triggers, but I'll need to go back to the shop on sears - they're not up to snuff.
        Last edited by flyweightnate; 07-26-2023, 02:40 PM.
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        www.PhrameworkDesigns.com < Nelspot, Sterling, and Phantom parts, plus the occasional big project.

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        • Jackson
          Jackson commented
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          PM sent.

        • Spider!
          Spider! commented
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          You could use the firearms parts phrase, "requires gunsmith installation". Of course, that doesn't necessarily work out either.
      • flyweightnate
        MCB Member
        • Jul 2020
        • 1854
        • Dallas, TX

        #21
        Ok, the new batch of sears are in, and I'm far happier with them.

        Pm me for PayPal info - I'll do a post office run once a week this month (back to school so it's a little crazy around here).

        Edit 8/8 8pm: Half the triggers are gone already, so if you want a trigger, specifically, it might be a good idea to move quickly.
        Last edited by flyweightnate; 08-08-2023, 07:48 PM.
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        • Brokeass_baller
          Pick it up!
          • Jul 2020
          • 1129
          • Ohio

          #22
          I'm very grateful to you for making these. Can't wait to turn some heads at the field.
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          • Spider!
            MCB Member
            • Jul 2020
            • 536
            • Houston

            #23
            Hmmm, my daughter might steal these for earrings....

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            • flyweightnate
              MCB Member
              • Jul 2020
              • 1854
              • Dallas, TX

              #24
              Up - still plenty of sears, but only a few triggers
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              • Jonnydread
                Jonnydread commented
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                I forgot to pm you back! I’ll do that soon
            • flyweightnate
              MCB Member
              • Jul 2020
              • 1854
              • Dallas, TX

              #25
              Still a few of these left, if you need an early Christmas present to yourself
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              • appleguy
                Used to play
                • Dec 2021
                • 126
                • Stl area

                #26
                I just snagged a Nelspot off eBay that already has the Phantom Internals (Thanks rathbaster!)
                I'm guessing that the sear used in it is a filed down stock one, so set one of those aside for me. I'll probably take a trigger too because I'm a sucker for speed holes.
                But I want to make sure the trigger shoe that is coming with the gun will fit. How thick are the trigger plates?

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                • rathbaster
                  rathbaster commented
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                  Yes, it is a filed original trigger sear. I have used flyweightnate's sears in the past and they make things much, much easier to convert. I think that was my 5th or 6th Nelspot conversion. I also converted a few other old breech drop nelsons to Phantom internals with his sears.
              • flyweightnate
                MCB Member
                • Jul 2020
                • 1854
                • Dallas, TX

                #27
                Originally posted by appleguy
                I just snagged a Nelspot off eBay that already has the Phantom Internals (Thanks rathbaster!)
                I'm guessing that the sear used in it is a filed down stock one, so set one of those aside for me. I'll probably take a trigger too because I'm a sucker for speed holes.
                But I want to make sure the trigger shoe that is coming with the gun will fit. How thick are the trigger plates?
                appleguy Send me a PM once you know what you want! Trigger plates are .120" +0/-0.004, so most shoes fit.
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                • Chuck E Ducky
                  Ragnastock Enforcer
                  • Jul 2020
                  • 6117
                  • NY

                  #28
                  Oh I didn’t realize you did triggers too. Any left? Speed holes look cool!

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                  • flyweightnate
                    MCB Member
                    • Jul 2020
                    • 1854
                    • Dallas, TX

                    #29
                    Originally posted by Chuck E Ducky
                    Oh I didn’t realize you did triggers too. Any left? Speed holes look cool!
                    Yeah, just a few triggers left - they were more popular than I expected! I think I'm down to 3 or 4.
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                    • appleguy
                      Used to play
                      • Dec 2021
                      • 126
                      • Stl area

                      #30
                      PM sent.

                      This is my first Nelspot, and it already has CCI internals. So I’m not sure how ‘required’ these parts are, but there’s no way I’m missing out on them while they’re available!

                      in my very brief testing, I was having a hard time getting the sear to catch when recocking, so maybe these will help?

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                      • flyweightnate
                        flyweightnate commented
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                        The "old way" of filing down the original sear to fit the Phantom hammer lets it sit too high - you wind up pushing against the nose of the sear, not just the lip, when you try to cock it. Instead of sitting horizontal at rest, the sear tips up about 3 degrees (or more).
                        One of the great things about the Phantom sear is the boxy front end. It sits no higher than horizontal as a result. This makes it easier to engage.
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