Medium Scissor

perfect

OK, there are a few stumbling blocks here. First, the Amazon listing seems to imply that if your knife is bigger than 3 inch blade length, then you need the large size spring. Not necessarily true — I have an Explorer which has a 3.6 inch blade and it is listed as a "Medium" sized knife on Victorinox's website. So I went with 'medium'. That turned out to be correct. Second, there are a lot of "recommended'' methods of installing the spring once you get it. I would recommend going onto Youtube and watching the "Official" spring installation where they use a specific Victorinox Spring installation kit to install it. That will give you a general idea of how to do it. But you don't need no stinkin' installation kit. Here's how I did it: 1) remove broken spring 2) place the knife gently in a vise with the scissors opened at 90 degrees to the body with the scissor resting across the top of the vise 3) In the Victorinox kit video, the guy seems to use an awl or something to make the opening slightly wider. I just used an old phillips head screwdriver and gave it a good hard twist. Several commenters here say one side is bigger but doesn't appear so on my knife. And don't waste your time trying to do this with pliers, it's not likely to work 4) get a wood screw that has a tip small enough to fit into the opening of the spring. Place the tip of the screw in the spring opening and center the spring over the hole and line up the straight part of the spring to fit into the groove near the round hole. Then just give it a solid tap with a hammer. It goes right in, lickety split. You can thank me later.

The spring fit my Victorinox knife scissors. Needed pliers to remove the broken one and insert the new one, fairly easily.

it worked perfectly! it's a little tricky to install, but my suggestion is to use a small nail through the hole, it helped me a lot

I'm sure their good, I just order the wrong size

Very satisfied? Thank you,!

replacement spring for a Swiss Army knife scissor spring

Needed for my Swiss Army knife. Easy to install.

Para una navaja con tijera que se rompió la muelle

I have read in the reviews that lots of people had trouble installing the spring It took me less than 10 min for 2 knives. One loop was open a bit too much so I close it a bit gently. Used a pair of short needlenose pliers to push the spring in and while watching to make sure the spring lined up with the slot. After it was installed I made sure the loop was centered in the hole.

Excellent! A bit hard to install. I hand to checj YouTube videos and apply a lot of force with pliers.

Excelente calidad y precios justo!

This spring is terrific. I have a number of Swiss pocket knife sets. With use over a few years with a lot of use these springs tend to get a bit tired and lose their springy capability. To change a spring in the pliers or scissors is a bit tricky. A small standard pair of pliers is required. Once you have the knack for changing a spring the procedure takes about a minute at the most.