Armi Galesi-Brescia-Bravetto Cal 6.35

[JRoss]

I have this little gun, handed down to me, it was my Grandfather's.It is missing the left white hand grip. I was wondering if any one knows were to find a replacement. and does any one know how to take it apart to clean it?
JRoss

[RocketFoot]

Here is a thread with some info on this gun that I started a while back. Unfortunately, I haven't had mine apart yet or found the proper grips either. If you find anything out about it, keep us posted!

http://forum.pafoa.org/pistols-41/76...ep-inside.html

Welcome to the PAFOA, BTW!!

[ldhslzh]

I have an original Armi 6.35 (.25) cal. It has all parts in tact except the firing pin and sear - they are worn out. I'd like to attain a working firing pin and sear as replacement. My grips are in tact if anyone is interested....

[jamiej]

I have this little gun, handed down to me, it was my Grandfather's.It is missing the left white hand grip. I was wondering if any one knows were to find a replacement. and does any one know how to take it apart to clean it?
JRoss

i also own this particular little item, and to take it apart, you just pull the slide back to where the notch is for the saftey is over the back of the saftey switch, flip the saftey all the way arround backwards and then let go of the slide, this will make the fireing pin cover(on back of gun) slide outwars some, pull on that cover untill it stops on its own, and then pull the slide back as far as you can and then up, it will come right off. have fund and be safe. :-)

[GonzoGeezer]

Just a thought....I hang out a little on Berettafourm, and some of those guys are into other Italian brands. Perhaps a post there might shake something loose?

[Todd2u]

I have an original Armi 6.35 (.25) cal. It has all parts in tact except the firing pin and sear - they are worn out. I'd like to attain a working firing pin and sear as replacement. My grips are in tact if anyone is interested....

What color are the grips and would you be willing to sell them?

Todd