Halp me, Jow Forums. You guys are my last hope.
I need new pin for my vz. 61, because I somehow broke it in half.
But I have little problem: I live in Russia and this gun is extremely rare here, so there is literally zero shops with CZ stuff.
Where can I buy new? Prefer online stores, of course. Or how to Google it at least?
Halp me, Jow Forums. You guys are my last hope
Levi Russell
William Barnes
It should be inserted here. But after shot it flies away, and gun disassemble itself. Not cool.
Landon Lee
Try Czechpoint USA!
Ryan Russell
From other angle.
Ryan Phillips
you could always try using a regular machine screw from your local hardware store and screwing a nut on to prevent it from falling out. If it's illegal to own, try to do things that are going to prevent you from getting caught.
Noah White
Something tells me that they're delivery works only in USA... Thanks anyway, I'll check it later.
Connor Perez
Could you take a similar sized rod like a lag bolt and trim/cut then shape to size.
It would be ghetto, but get you on the road to functioning.
Tyler Jones
I thought about it. It's not illegal, but in fact that can cause problems because of "modification of the design". I am law abiding man, and don't want let RosGuardians (our local ATF) grab my pewmachines.
Read above.
Ryder Reed
I can go to government licensed workshops, but as I said, this is rare gun.
Either they will repair it for my year budget, or take it away because some RG boss wants it himself.
Jordan Perry
Nathaniel Turner
i built one from a kit/ 3d printer and used a regular screw with bolt . it worked
Aiden Miller
Should have bought glorious Mosin instead.
Jordan James
> access denied
Country got banned.
Justin Carter
czub.cz
Send an e-mail to CZ and ask if you can order a replacement pin from them.
Thomas Adams
I'm unfamiliar with VZ61s and this diagram is not that helpful to me. Which # is it?
Connor Gonzalez
maybe part 7
Owen Gonzalez
That's what I thought. I think what you're missing is the takedown detent (8) and detent spring (9).
Let me look around
>Here's the parts list that Numrich has, might come in handy in the future
gunpartscorp.com
Adam Edwards
No, I still have it.
Luke Hughes
Oh, I didn't catch that the pin was in two pieces in the OP. My bad.
So this is what you need then, correct?
czechpoint-usa.com
Jace Garcia
Yep, that's it.
Luke Bell
Try emailing CSA directly they might be able to send you one from your side of the world.
Their email is [email protected]
If they can't/won't do it, someone here can probably send one to you.
Nathan Morales
Hello Russian bro, give me burning mail for contact.
We would solve it somehow...
With best retards Czechfag.
Cameron Ross
You can measure it and get a new one made no? If it's the same design it shouldn't be a modification. If you can't find a machine shop you can kinda do lathe work by clamping the work in a drill press, spinning it and using an angle grinder and some files.
Julian Phillips
how are you even allowed to own it in Russia
Robert Brown
There's licenses for pistols and full-auto weapons, they're just quite uncommon.
Isaiah Nguyen
Can you say something in Russian?
Levi Hill
do you have relatives/friends in fsb or something
Levi Anderson
blyat.
Aiden Ramirez
>someone here can probably send one to you.
If they won't i would advise anyone from keeping their hands off that aswell.
I know we all love guns, but i really don't feel like finding out what's the punishment for evading sanctions.
Josiah Clark
I would put a normal screw inside, then i would ask some machinist to make me new "original" one.
Juan Martin
Local machine shop