Remove bushed firing pins (disk set strikers)

[@brianclassen5221]

J& P Springs in Brookings Oregon for the spanner tool.

[@adikhum]

Where to buy double pin screwdriver.. what is it called can't find in online

[@thegeorgiasportsman9570]

I don’t know of any places where you can buy them unfortunately. I had a gunsmith make me one.

[@MegaRiffraff]

👍🏻

[@lymanfischer3102]

Where do you get the spanner tool ??

[@thegeorgiasportsman9570]

A gunsmith who works on vintage guns could probably make one for you.

[@dankirstenkristensen4510]

I got a gun, and it looks similar yours, what is the name of the gun?

[@lymanfischer3102]

@@dankirstenkristensen4510 you asking me ? Its a spanish made double barrle , the pride of spain , i gotta look at it to see the guys that make it , if thats what your askin , its under the bed in a case ..

[@dankirstenkristensen4510]

Ok thanks I got a English gun, with the same firing pin, system, + locking system, but I don't have a name on the gun 🤔 It's made in London between 1875 to 1887, that I can see from the stamping. Nice video on replacing firing pins 👍

[@quinton3997]

Almost quarter way through video just to figure out it's a different gun

[@thegeorgiasportsman9570]

The make shouldn’t really matter. Most guns with disk set strikers work the same way unless you have some kind of different setup, but I’ve never seen disk set strikers work any other way than what I showed.