Take pictures and post them. There should be roll marks on the slide. Plus we'll know more about what you need and how we can help.Honestly man I don’t know I bought them used no paperwork how can I tell a difference
Hmmm... looks like a Keltec. The mfg according to the frame is Standard Arms out of Reno Nevada. I've never seen one. Maybe a "Ring of Fire" gun? Keltec parts may be compatable. Gonna have to do some research. Where did you buy it? I hope you didn't pay too much for it.
Welcome btw.
You won't. Like we said, that's the serialized portion of the gun. The likelihood of you finding just that piece without another gun wrapped around it are between slim and none.Sorry don’t no why it sent that but you guys are great the spring was the issue for the trigger bar it is now fixed well at least one is now I just have to find that trigger assembly piece that is broken that seems to be the one piece the Internet does not have lol
He can make for himself, yes, but he is talking about having someone else manufacture it for him. Different animal there. That's why I suggested the brazing to repair it. No manufacturing required.Technically he can make himself his own lower receiver/fire control group for personal use. The law on this really doesn't conform to common sense and the realities of present day technology, and has lead up to the problems with 80% lowers and "ghost guns", where the relatively new term "ghost gun" needed to be created since calling them "illegally manufactured firearms" would have been wrong since they are not illegal in all situations.
Personally, I wouldn't bother attempting to fix the thing. I realize that the OP is probably at a point in life where he has more time than money, but there are better things for him to spend his time on than putting together a scratch made fire control group for a poorly designed and manufactured pistol.
