Spanish destroyer carbine firing pin.

[The.22guy]

Im on the lookout for a firing pin for the Spanish Destroyer carbine and have yet to turn anything up. Would anyone happen to know of a source ? or a smith in Alberta *preferably* with the machining capabilities to fabricate a new one.

Any help is appreciated as it would be nice to shoot this neat gun.

 

[Mongo62]

someplace I have a junk bolt with no extractor. ill see if I can turn it up

 

[mbogo3]

These guns were made by several Basque family home businesses and farmed out parts are sometimes not interchangeable without fitting.

 

[Mongo62]

that is correct

 

[can14]

Gunpartscorp

 

[The.22guy]

someplace I have a junk bolt with no extractor. ill see if I can turn it up

That would be awesome. If it turns up please shoot me a PM with what you'd want for it.

 

[The.22guy]

Gunpartscorp

Tried em no luck but thank you for the suggestion .

 

[mbogo3]

https://www.google.ca/search?q=Span...JsWM8wX5ipSgAw&start=30&sa=N&biw=1920&bih=921
These guys sell machinist drawings of the firing pin?

 

[Grizzly Adams]

https://www.google.ca/search?q=Span...JsWM8wX5ipSgAw&start=30&sa=N&biw=1920&bih=921
These guys sell machinist drawings of the firing pin?

From what I read, these things just about have to be hand fitted to the bolt. Spanish gun production had a shoddy reputation at the time these were made.

Grizz

 

[double gun]

Im on the lookout for a firing pin for the Spanish Destroyer carbine and have yet to turn anything up. Would anyone happen to know of a source ? or a smith in Alberta *preferably* with the machining capabilities to fabricate a new one.

Any help is appreciated as it would be nice to shoot this neat gun.

Is yours missing, or broken?

 

[The.22guy]

Is yours missing, or broken?

When it was sold to me the seller said broken. I will open up the bolt and check hopefully most of it is still intact.

 

[mbogo3]

The pins were made of poor steel simply copy the broken one with a decent steel one.