Before I jump into questions, just a quick introduction since I'm new here
My name is Sergey and I'm from Ottawa, Canada. I've just started my antique firearms journey with main focus being handguns. Due to somewhat limited budget I'm not shy of buying fixer uppers, and one of my recent purchases is Elliot's patent Remington four shot repeating pistol in .32 RF. And that's where the fun part begins I tried to go through as many posts as possible here trying to find not just drawings (which I did find), but the actual pictures of this pistol internals and possibly blueprints. As many other examples of this pistol, mine has its ratchet broken and therefore the firing pin won't rotate. It looks like someone already attempted fixing it in the past, without much success and probably making things even worse. I'm attaching a picture of the part in question where you can see the "wings" ground off or something. Also attached are a picture of the pistol for reference, and my cardboard version of the part
Ideally it would be nice to find a replacement for this part, but I suspect it may rather become a life long search
So instead, I'm thinking of making a new one, but for that I either need blueprints or measurements taken from the actual part.So my question is rather simple
Is there someone who can help me with either finding blueprints or at least proving a real life picture of this part to give me an idea, and possibly measurements if it's not too much to ask for?Thanks a lot in advance!
Kind regards,
Sergey
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