375 Marlin Hammer Spur - Needed

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375 Marlin Hammer Spur - Needed

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I have several for the newer wide hammer style, but don't have any spares for the old narrow hammer. Does anyone have 1 or 2 they want to sell? Thanks, Dave.
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Re: 375 Marlin Hammer Spur - Needed

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azoil wrote:I have several for the newer wide hammer style, but don't have any spares for the old narrow hammer. Does anyone have 1 or 2 they want to sell? Thanks, Dave.
Ain't sure, but Numrich lists one for the Marlin 375, and the detail shows it's the same as the 1895. Didn't know there were different width hammers. Mine wears a scope and needs the spur, otherwise...
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Ah, Dave, got one on the 375 but that is it. 8)
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Guys, I found the one on Numrich's site. I may just get two as I have a couple of the Marlins with the narrow hammer. Thanks for the help guys.
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Ain't sure, but Numrich lists one for the Marlin 375, and the detail shows it's the same as the 1895. Didn't know there were different width hammers. Mine wears a scope and needs the spur, otherwise...
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The pre saftey hammers were slimmer than the newer ones by about 1/8" or so. The old type are one thickness thruout but the newer are the same where it pivots but fatter where it fits thru the upper tang & rear of the bolt.
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