Thanks, and the site lists individual parts. Lets hope they're adaptable with my model
Yes, the sling mounts are on my list. And yes, the barrel was on another table. ThanksXXVI is 1970. Missing sling swivels. BTW, threads are metric. The pin for the spoon can be made from a nail or a discarded drill bitt shank. Hope you have a barrel & sights somewhere.
I like the nail\drill bit idea!XXVI is 1970. Missing sling swivels. BTW, threads are metric. The pin for the spoon can be made from a nail or a discarded drill bitt shank. Hope you have a barrel & sights somewhere.
Unless I was looking in the wrong place, they only had a sparse amount of parts for it. That was one of my first go-to'sDixie Gun Works may have an ample selection of Zoli spares.
The best way with any vendor is to use Mr. Bell's new device and speak with them. Really.Unless I was looking in the wrong place, they only had a sparse amount of parts for it. That was one of my first go-to's
VTI gun parts has parts for older muzzleloaders.
Parts do vary in quality or fit. I've seen ones that had poor wood working, for instance. I've got a good one now marked FARA Gardone, Italy. (Navy Arms lockplate and bbl. markings, also)All of the Zoli firearms were imported from Italy. Some importers had their names on them and others had their logo exclusively with no mention of Zoli but were the same gun. The Zoli Zouave was like the Model T of the gun world with no one knowing how many were made and they keep popping up for sale every day. If you only need a schematic of the lock or the whole gun for that matter they are just like every other manufacturer's Zouave though parts may not interchange readily.
Zoli Zouave is made in Italy. but any schematic for such will be essentially identical. I suggest VTIreplicagunparts.comHi, thanks for the ad
Restoring a 58 caliber Zouave I've had for many many years and can't locate the old schematic I once had tucked away somewhere. I see a schematic online for a traditions, but wondering if the parts will actually match up to the gun made by a different manufacturer. I believe one of the markings on the gun implies manufactured in Georgia. Any insight would be appreciated. mgfys, thanks
I have better luck when I call them directly. They appear to have a much better selection of misc. parts than the have in their catalogue.Unless I was looking in the wrong place, they only had a sparse amount of parts for it. That was one of my first go-to's
Well that's not helpful!!!You won't have any luck getting in touch with Euroarms, they have been out of business for many years now.
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