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    The experts were correct. Upon examination of the Numrich part alongside an original there are significant diffrences. The detent on the Numrich part appears to be a ball bearing inset into the spring as opposed the originals stamped or punched detent with a much smalled OD which snaps easily into the recess hole in the bolt head. The Numrich spring is much thicker and heavier as well.
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