Parts Availability
As of  2011-01-02

Steyr parts are currently in very short supply and Steyr no longer seems willing to furnish critical parts directly to me.  If you have a critical need I have the following parts for the Steyr Scout on hand.  Quantities are very limited and there is a limit of one of each per order.  Before ordering or if you have any questions click here to contact me.

If you need slings and/or swivels for your Steyr Scout contact Andy Langlois (www.shottist.com), by email at andy(at)shottist(dot)com.  He can supply the Millett swivels and high quality Ching slings.  Please tell him I sent you.


Other Parts In Stock

Part

Steyr Part Number Notes Cost
Ejector & spring 2600040017
2600040012
 OUT OF STOCK $20
Extractor & spring 2600040007
2600040008
  $35
Ejector Cross Pin 3900394  OUT OF STOCK $3
C-Clip for firing pin spring 3936613   $2
Emergency Spare Parts Kit (includes 1 each of above) - OUT OF
STOCK
$55
plus free 1st class shipping
Improved Bolt Cam*  * 2600040011H
Current # w/o "H"
 OUT OF
STOCK
$30
Original Bolt Cam*  * 2600040011
This is discontinued
 6 in stock $18
Replacement Round Knob - 1" 2614040021   $15
Bolt Handle Casting* (Standard) Converts round knob bolts back to original style "butter knife" handle 2608040001 6 in stock
(used, perfect)
$75 installed plus old handle assembly or $85 individually uninstalled
Bolt Handle Casting*
For Round or SGS Knob
2614040020 OUT OF
STOCK
$120 installed plus old handle assembly
Bolt casting set screws
(set of 3)
 
3900203  Special short pointed shape $12
Firing Pin Spring (short-37 coil) for early ring adjustable firing pins 2200040009 For original adjustable firing pin or the new round firing pin with 3 notches) $12
Firing Pin Spring (long-61 coil)  For non-adjustable firing pin with 1 notch-  Can be trimmed to make 54 or 57 coil spring. OUT OF
STOCK
$12
Bipod Repair Pins with instructions Special   $15
Bipod Latch   $10
Bipod Detent - Left 2614060022   $7
Bipod Detent - Right 2614060021   $7
Bipod Detent Spring 2200070015   $5
Bipod V Spring 2614060011   $5
Scope Mount Crossbolts with Nut N/A

OUT OF
STOCK

$27
Bolt Wrench 2600090001

OUT OF
STOCK

$8

*    These parts are not available for fitting by purchaser.  Bolt must be sent to me for installation due to special tools needed.
** Special tool needed to safely remove and install the long spring.
*    See below

 Parts orders 
Please add $2.00 for First Class S&H
or $5 for Priority Mail

Work
All bolt work requires only the complete bolt

Price

Return S&H&I

Install bolt handle casting Included in handle price $12
Bolt Tune Up with improved cam installed (includes cam) NA $12
Bolt Tune Up  $70 $12
Install FP Spring  (plus part) $15 $12
Install Ejector or Extractor (plus part) $15 $12
Install bolt cams  (plus part) $20 $12

To check if you have the old or improved cam examine your cam.  The original cams had a straight slope while the improved cams have a slight hump.

** The tune up includes: checking extractor and ejector function and tension; checking firing pin protrusion and spring set; polishing cam all internal contact  areas and bearing points; cleaning, degreasing, relubrication with TW25B, and function testing.


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Neither Fr. Frog, the hosting service for these pages, nor this page is officially associated with Steyr Mannlicher, AG,  nor Steyr Arms, USA. This page provided by Fr. Frog as a service to the friends of Jeff Cooper, the folks at Steyr, and the shooting community. Fr. Frog is not responsible for any errors, omissions, nor your inability to hit what you aim at when using this rifle.  As far as I know all the information presented is correct and I have attempted to insure that it is. However, I am not responsible for any errors, omissions, or damages resulting from the use or misuse of this information, nor for you doing something stupid with it. (Don't you hate these disclaimers? So do I, but there are people out there who refuse to be responsible for their own actions and who will sue anybody to make a buck.)

Updated 2012-01-25