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FIE and American Arms both had separate factory parts lists. These can still be useful for learning the names of parts, and identifying parts others may be selling at gun shows or online auctions.
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The SPAS-12 (Special Purpose Automatic Shotgun, later changed to Sporting Purpose Automatic Shotgun) is a variable semi-automatic (gas-actuated) or pump-action combat shotgun manufactured by Luigi Franchi S.p.A. in Italy. It is chambered for 12 gauge 2 3⁄4 inch shells.
Exploded Parts Diagrams and improved 300 DPI!!! I found that the original drawing from Franchi for the SPAS-12 was incomplete, and that a few more parts and details relevant to the SPAS-12 were in the LAW-12 manual.
Newly manufactured parts for the Franchi SPAS 12, LAW 12, SAS 12, and SPAS 15!
You think your SPAS probably has one? Unless you or someone has put a new one in, it's likely long gone. Even the fresh out of the box guns are breaking them on the first few shots -- the plastic has become hard and brittle with age. The parts are available -- no reason to ruin your gun.
3 Σεπ 2014 · The SPAS 12 Project has newly manufactured spare parts for sale! I ordered a folding stock shock buffer and an old style receiver buffer that showed up last night.
Spas 12 Parts - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. This document contains a parts list for a firearm. It lists 90 individual parts with codes, descriptions, and additional codes.
