I have a nice EuroArms 1860 with a few buggered up screws. Anyone know where to look for replacements?
Mitch
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EuroArms 1860 44 Screws
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You might try VTI Replica gun parts/
Just heard back from VTI. The can’t help with screws
Worst comes to worst you could have them made by a machinist. I have made many for both english and metric screws for locks and such - not hard just takes some time and material along with the dies. If you are creative, enough you can use a hand electric drill or drill press if you don't have a lathe.
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Did you try S&S Firearms?
I will try to take some in the AM
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Hunt around. I once acquired a BP Spanish “coat pistol”, in .44 that was missing the tang screw/bolt. Believe it or not, a perfect ( both thread pitch as well as overall length ) replacement was the rear magazine screw from a 1938 Carcano !
