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Marlin Spring Kit
by Palo Verde Gunworks
The Marlin Spring Kit reduces the spring tension of your Marlin rifle action. It will give you a lighter, smoother action and slightly lighter trigger pull. These kits are made by Palo Verde (SASS #56,522).
Fits the following Marlin rifles:
Model 1894 - All Models
Model 1895 - All Models
Model 336 - All Models
Model 444 - All Models
Model 39A
The Marlin Spring Kit contains:*
1 Hammer Spring
2 White Nylon Hammer Spring Bushings
2 Blue Nylon Hammer Spring Bushings
4 Red Adjuster Washers (only 3 shown in photo)
1 Lever Plunger Spring
Detailed, Step By Step Instructions with Photos
* The photo shows the Hammer Spring with 1 white Nylon Hammer Spring Bushing and 1 Red Adjuster Washer installed on one end of the spring, and 1 Blue Nylon Hammer Spring Bushing installed on the other end. The kit is shipped in this configuration just as an example of how the bushings and washers can be mixed in various combinations to adjust the spring tension.
Adjustable Spring Tension (New - 7 Tension Levels!):
Unlike other spring kits for Marlin lever action rifles, the Hammer Spring (Main Spring) tension is adjustable by using various combinations of the nylon bushings and adjuster washers included in the kit ... without cutting the spring! So, if the tension is too light, you can adjust it without buying a new spring! The kit has been updated to allow 7 tension levels (instead of 6) by the addition of an extra red adjustment washer (not shown in photo). This provides the option of one more step higher tension than before to accommodate cartridges loaded with very hard primers. Each adjustment step will increase or decrease the spring tension by approximately 8%.
Installation:
The Marlin Spring Kit is easy to install and does not require a gunsmith. Only two tools are needed; a screwdriver to remove the tang screw and a 1/16" pin punch to remove the plunger retaining pin. Detailed, step by step Instructions with photos are included. I can't say if a caveman could do it, but I'm confident I could do it without ever having seen the internals of a Marlin rifle!
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