This mainspring tool is a gunsmith-grade fixture designed specifically for the Browning Hi-Power and Springfield Armory SA-35 platform. It solves the persistent problem of wrestling with the captive mainspring assembly during disassembly and reassembly—eliminating the need for improvised clamping methods, bruised fingers, or bench-block gymnastics. By compressing and holding the mainspring securely, it allows clean removal of the support nut and pin from the mainspring strut with minimal effort.
Compatibility
- Browning Hi-Power (all standard-production models)
- Springfield Armory SA-35
- Fits both factory and aftermarket mainspring assemblies using standard strut dimensions
- Not compatible with FN HP-DA or other decocker variants without verification
Key Features
- CNC-machined steel construction – precision fit, no flex under spring load
- Captures mainspring in compressed state – allows hands-free access to strut pin and nut
- Works with standard bench vise or clamp – no specialized press required
- Compact footprint – stores easily in tool roll or bench drawer
- Manufactured in Peoria, AZ
Install Difficulty: 2/5
Requires a bench vise or C-clamp to operate the tool. Basic familiarity with Hi-Power disassembly sequence assumed. No fitting or permanent modification needed.
FAQ
Will this work with a welded or staked mainspring strut?
No. The tool is designed for standard pinned or nut-retained struts. Welded or staked assemblies will not disassemble with this tool.
Can I use this without a vise?
Not recommended. The tool functions by compressing the spring between two plates under controlled pressure. A vise or strong clamp provides the necessary force and stability.
Does this fit the FN Hi-Power clones (FEG, Arcus, etc.)?
It will fit if the clone uses a standard-length mainspring strut with the same pin/nut arrangement. Verify strut diameter and overall length before use. Some clones may require minor shimming.
Ships same business day if ordered before 2 PM ET. Covered by manufacturer’s warranty against material or workmanship defects.





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