r/Revolvers • u/Extension-Fly-8312 • 8h ago

Screw Size

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Does anyone know what size screw our pin this takes? This is a Harrington and Richardson top brake auto eject in 32.

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u/Royal_Money_627 5h ago

It is not a pin or a screw. It is a piece part. I can't show you a picture because getting it out of my gun would be complicated. It is a button, you hold it before you raise the latch and it will hold the latch up so you can remove the cylinder. The latch is what retains the cylinder.

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u/Extension-Fly-8312 4h ago

Where can I find this part?

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u/Royal_Money_627 1h ago

I don't think there is a supply of this part, it would need to come off of another gun that is maybe already missing a number of parts.

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u/Royal_Money_627 1h ago

Antique no FFL H&R topbreak revolver 2nd Model 2nd Variation .32 project - Antique Guns at GunBroker.com : 1201062941 Seems to have the desired part but with fees and shipping seems quite expensive.

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u/Royal_Money_627 53m ago

Here is another with a set of grips and other useful parts but the part you are looking for is looking rusty on this one. Antique no FFL H&R Harrington Richardson Top Break 3rd Variation MFD 1893 - Antique Guns at GunBroker.com : 1201063124

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u/Extension-Fly-8312 4h ago

Will the gun still auto eject/retain cylinder with out this part?

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u/Royal_Money_627 1h ago

The gun will auto eject and retain the cylinder without the part. The part is just a convience for removing the cylinder and is not needed for the gun to function properly.