Looking for a trigger spring and hammer strut/follower for a stevens maynard no.15 .22 short. Early flat stock. Ideas????

Captain Bob-- If you allow me to offer a point of clarification, I would point out that the trigger spring from S & S (also referred to as the "sear spring" by Maynard) is the correct spring for the Mass Arms Co. produced Maynard action.

Whereas, Steve S. is working with the Stevens/Maynard which was a rim fire "boys rifle" that most likely has a coiled hammer spring, therefore the need for a spring strut, which is nothing more than a short rod that fits into the center of the coil and engages with the hammer.

Ive tried everywhere.  I found a spring but not the strut. Yes its basically a rod in the spring that touches the hammer. They call it a follower. In a 1911 its a strut, or even mainspring cap

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   Steve --  It's not the end of the World by any means.

Open your Brownell's catalog (if you have one) and visit the page with the springs, both flat and coil, and order yourself the assorted coil springs which your research tells you you're in the ball park with.  They will be longer than what you need, but you know how to correct the length. 

Out of the selection you purchase, you may just find both the hammer and the trigger spring sizes (diameter).

Once you have completed fitting the hammer spring, it will be a piece of cake to fab the strut rod !

While doing the project, do a second set of everything for spares.

DONE !

Almost done. Just used a clevis pin. Pretty hard stuff.

Should be fine with standard velocity ammo as long as it is put together right. I would not use high velocity in it and definitely not hyper velocity. I follow this practice with all my old Stevens. The 44 and 44 1/2 should be good with high velocity but I usually stick with standard velocity anyway.