Rebuilding A .32RF - Need Help!

[maple leaf]

I'm hoping some of the .32RF owners on here can help me out. I'm trying to piece together an antique .32rf revolver. It's a Numrich Pistol Company ADVANCE (if that helps). Basically it is a bag of parts right now:

NOTE: "N" appears to be a flat spring that is broken. I've been trying to identify the parts and figure out how to make it all fit together. Some of this I have figured out, but this is where I need your help. If any of you have any exploded diagrams for your pistols (I know this is a long shot), or better yet, can take come pictures of your single action spur trigger actions put together; that would help me out alot!

Any and all suggestions, advice or directions to other sources that may help is appreciated. I'd love to get this old beauty in functioning condition again.
Thanks

 

[rgbai]

It looks a lot like a colt new line revolver

http://forums.gunboards.com/showthread.php?165891-Colt-New-line

maybe it's close enough that a parts diagram for it would work

 

[maple leaf]

It looks a lot like a colt new line revolver

http://forums.gunboards.com/showthread.php?165891-Colt-New-line

maybe it's close enough that a parts diagram for it would work

Some interesting stuff on there. Thanks!

 

[Alberta Woodsman]

J is the hand
H is the cylinder stop
I think K is the cylinder stop spring
M is the hand spring
F is the hammer spring
Not sure what L or I is.

This parts look very similar to the ones in my rare PREMIER 32 rimfire.

 

[maple leaf]

Thanks for the help guys. I finally got it all figured out. Those old Colt patents actually helped to figure out where some of the springs go. Now to try and figure out how to remake the trigger spring (N). Any ideas?

 

[rgbai]

Dixie now sells trigger Blank V Springs for$1.50 each i just ordered 3 of them the other day or what some people do is grind down a v shaped mainspring

 

[anchor3593]

I sometimes drill a hole into the back of the trigger to put a coil spring in - and this works nicer.

 

[maple leaf]

Dixie now sells trigger Blank V Springs for$1.50 each i just ordered 3 of them the other day or what some people do is grind down a v shaped mainspring

Out of curiosity, what is the thickness of the spring and the size of it? It may just work slightly modified. I ordered a catalogue too, pretty expensive $20 shipped, but may eb some good bathroom reading

I sometimes drill a hole into the back of the trigger to put a coil spring in - and this works nicer.

Good suggestion. I'll go this route if I can;t keep everything as close to stock as possible.

 

[maple leaf]

Thanks for all the help