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Dear friends

I accidentally broke my bernadelli 7.65 hammer . Can any one help me where I can find the spare or can this be repaired . Please check the picture.

Regards
Amrit

Hi Amrit,
AFAIK, it does'nt look like a hammer. It looks like a striker fired pistol for which the frame mounted "block" housing the firing pin spring is broken. I am not an expert on this and I could be wrong so please bear with me. Can you post any additional pics with the pistol disassembeled? If it is a hammer then one can be machined by copying the original(how safe and how functional it will be will depend on the gunsmith doing the job). If a replacement part can be obtained from abroad that is of course the best solution. Try and contact some dealers near you.
Regards,
Anand

A few more photos and model details, as suggested by Anand, will help.

I think it's called slide bolt that's what this site says https://www.gunpartscorp.com/Manufactur ... -35402.htm . , and also can I import this from this site as they say they can post it to India. Will it be legal ?
Thx

Pics

Here are the two pictures , on the other end of spring comes the firing pin
Thx

Heloo friends. . Can anyone suggest good gunsmith in punjab, chandigarh, haryana region .. gota fix my gun .. thx

I know this particular model of the Bernardelli inside out because this was my first pistol, a gift from my dad when I turned 21.

This pistol is the highest form of simplicity one could say, which for you should be good news.
This is the block that locks the slide to the frame with the help of a cross-bolt that runs beneath this block and through the frame.... secondly, this piece also serves as the cocking indicator and keeps the striker inside the channel cut in the slide.
The pin that protrudes through the back of this broken piece is not the firing pin/ striker but a spring loaded indicator. It stays out of the pistol when the striker is locked back for firing.
Without this piece the pistol is useless and getting one in India is next to impossible because this is not a component that people would buy or keep as a spare part.
Getting the pieces welded wont' help either because this piece has to withstand a lot of pressure and if the welding gives away during firing the user would face grave danger.

The only solution that comes to my mind is to get one made out of machine steel. Look for a good gunsmith.
I can think of one - Parvez Ali of Dehra Dun who does magic with his modification of IOF pistols and gunsmithing skills mainly because he is an educated young man who understands guns.

Hope for the best

TC

Thanks for reply TC

Bobby sidhu was the answer, got it fixed from him. He made the complete new part of steel & some other parts of the gun was also replaced which showed wear & tear of time. Now the gun is in excellent condition ,fired 4 rounds in one go .works smoothly

Regards

Kistenze wrote:Thanks for reply TC

Bobby sidhu was the answer, got it fixed from him. He made the complete new part of steel & some other parts of the gun was also replaced which showed wear & tear of time. Now the gun is in excellent condition ,fired 4 rounds in one go .works smoothly

Regards

Hi Kistenze,

Bobby Sidhu's name did came to my mind first since you are located close to him. But I was not sure whether I should recommend him because his work doesn't come cheap. This, after all, was not a very complicated job for a good gunsmith.

Good to know your pistol is back in action.

Cheers
TC

Yes TC it was expensive indeed !!