Could Use Some Help w/Parts and Identification

[texasrimfirenut]

Hello, gentlemen,

I have two black powder revolvers from my late father's collection. Both of them have issues. My son has broken them down and on the first one (small one), needs a cylinder stock bolt, hand, and hammer. It appears to be a 1976 P. Bondini. The larger one needs a cylinder stop bolt and cylinder stop spring. I could also use a hand as it's a little worn. We don't know who the manufacturer is on the second one (longer one) but it shows to be a 1998 with a "M" as the manufacturer's mark.

I know they probably are not worth much time and effort but since they have a history in the family, we'd like to get them in good working order to pass down with other guns.

Does anyone know where I can get the parts we are after? My son and I have both researched and have come up with nothing. We have had no luck finding other manufacturers for the P Bondini.

Any help, is much appreciated.

 

[Comfortably_Numb]

Pietta or Uberti are probably the actual makers and that's where you'll find parts. Google and you will find a souce.

 

[texasrimfirenut]

Pietta or Uberti are probably the actual makers and that's where you'll find parts. Google and you will find a souce.

Thank you, I will look into that further. I did find a post from some site yesterday that indicated that the Pietta parts wouldn't work in the Bondini but that was a very old post. I will also see what I can find on the Uberti. Thanks for this lead.

 

[Comfortably_Numb]

Thank you, I will look into that further. I did find a post from some site yesterday that indicated that the Pietta parts wouldn't work in the Bondini but that was a very old post. I will also see what I can find on the Uberti. Thanks for this lead.

These are old enough there will be some hand fitting involved.

 

[texasrimfirenut]

Thank you, I have emails into both Uberti and Pietta to see if any of the parts will work. I was not able to find out anything about the P Bondini online.

Hopefully one of those two will work.

 

[Comfortably_Numb]

Go to www.vtigunparts.com That's where I have gotten all my BP revolver parts over the years.

 

[R Ellis]

Hello, gentlemen,

I have two black powder revolvers from my late father's collection. Both of them have issues. My son has broken them down and on the first one (small one), needs a cylinder stock bolt, hand, and hammer. It appears to be a 1976 P. Bondini. The larger one needs a cylinder stop bolt and cylinder stop spring. I could also use a hand as it's a little worn. We don't know who the manufacturer is on the second one (longer one) but it shows to be a 1998 with a "M" as the manufacturer's mark.

I know they probably are not worth much time and effort but since they have a history in the family, we'd like to get them in good working order to pass down with other guns.

Does anyone know where I can get the parts we are after? My son and I have both researched and have come up with nothing. We have had no luck finding other manufacturers for the P Bondini.

Any help, is much appreciated.

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Sometimes you can get lucky and Numrich Arms will have what you need

 

[texasrimfirenut]

Sometimes you can get lucky and Numrich Arms will have what you need

Thank you, I will give them a call tomorrow.

 

[54ball]

Arni San Marco.....?
ASM was another major maker.
Uberti
Pietta
ASM

There were more but these were the big 3 for a little while.

Like mike says, there is going to be a lot of hand fitting.

 

[Kansas Jake]

One caution. It may cost way more to acquire parts than they are worth. A new gun might be cheaper.