Traditions derringer

[JT1200R]

I got a Traditions Phila derringer > It came without the tenon pin and wasn't drilled for it. What could I use instead of finding a replacement?

 

[springfield art]

I dunno, just some simple pin of some type, cut from a metal rod of the correct diameter?

 

[64Springer]

I'm thinking buy a tenon and pin.

Fit the tenon.

And drill for the pin.

 

[Robby]

Huh! you got shorted!
Robby

 

[Des52]

Deer Creek has parts for your derringer

 

[tgfrench]

Use a section of the drill bill to bore the hole

 

[hawkeye2]

A finish nail.

 

[Dusty_Traveler]

 

[JT1200R]

Im thinking finish nail for the win. Thanks all

 

[jdn262]

I got a Traditions Phila derringer > It came without the tenon pin and wasn't drilled for it. What could I use instead of finding a replacement?

Dear Creek has the replacement tenon pin for a $1.00. Click on the link below and you'll find most all replacement parts for the derringer. It will say for a CVA derringer but the parts are the same for the Traditions derringer as both were made by the same manufacturer in Spain.

CVA Philadelphia Derringer Parts & Kit

Here at Deer Creek Products we specialize in all your muzzleloading needs. We carry a wide variety of CVA parts along with ASM and Pietta.

www.deercreekproducts.net

 

[JT1200R]

I don’t like paying more for shipping than the part

 

[Dutch7]

I hear you, in this instance I’ll make it

 

[Eutycus]

Almost any sort of metal rod and a little filing ought to do it. A tenon pin for a derringer doesn't really need to contain any "top notch" metal. Nail,Welding rod, drill bit, etc.all good sources. Making "things" gives you bragging rights.