Original parts for British Bulldog's?

[drift1122]

More specifically does anyone know where I can find an original hammer and trigger components for a bulldog in 44 russian?

 

[drift1122]

Any tips would help.

 

[Clotho]

There were many companies in Belgium that made the bulldog style revolver. Even if you found the parts you are looking for it is unlikely that they would be a match to your particular revolver.

You can try gun shows and the EE for damaged guns that may have the parts you're looking for but I wouldn't expect much chance of success.

Your best bet is probably crafting replacements using the broken parts as a template or finding someone who can make them.

 

[drift1122]

Thanks for the reply. I'll try what you suggest, do you know if there are drawings out there with dimensions so I can make new parts from scratch, I'm actually missing a sear?

 

[Clotho]

I have never heard of such a thing. I think you will have to figure it out for yourself.

 

[bobdbldr]

Google antique gun parts, also Dixie gun works in the U.S. is popular! Watch on gunbroker for a donor gun!

 

[tiriaq]

Even if you were to find original parts, the likelihood that they would fit your revolver is a crap shoot.
Making replacements may be the only practical option.

 

[drift1122]

Google antique gun parts, also Dixie gun works in the U.S. is popular! Watch on gunbroker for a donor gun!

Awsome thanks for the lead!

 

[drift1122]

Even if you were to find original parts, the likelihood that they would fit your revolver is a crap shoot.
Making replacements may be the only practical option.

Hmm, I would like to make parts for it but I don't have anything to go off, if I had the actual part(sear) I could use it as a template and make parts that work from it. I suppose I will have to be patient and search as much as I can.