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Thread: BRYCO Model 58, 9mm can't be repaired

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    Default BRYCO Model 58, 9mm can't be repaired

    I had this one given to me, so no wise cracks.
    I now am a proud owner of a BRYCO Model 58, 9mm pistol . The only thing I can figure out that's wrong with it has got to have a simple solution to fix it, I'm sure.

    The Safe/Fire selector won't stay down in the fire position. Each time it's fired the selector resets to the safe position . I know Tomob1 has a level of familiarity with these gems, and I'm wondering if any of you can give some guidance to repair it. If nothing else, it'll make a good truck gun if I can get it working right.

    I'm thinking it only needs a spring or something as simple as that. If I'm wrong I'll have a really good looking paperweight..

    Eagerly awaiting your assistance after you stop rolling on the floor endlessly laughing.
    Last edited by gearchecker; 12-28-2010 at 06:15 PM. Reason: Edited title
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    You have a WHAAT?

    There should be a flat spring at the front of the safety, just a nub that cams above and below the front point of the safety. It's been a while since I've looked at one of these so I might be off in my description a bit. The spring may be weak or missing. Double check to make sure your not bumping the safety while shooting also. The pin that the safety pivots on might be an issue, but I doubt it.

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    headspace nailed it. it's the safety spring. it can actually be put in backwards, as well as broken, bent etc...
    to take the gun down you need to start with the take down button at the back of the slide. it's under a good amount of tension, so make sure you control it!
    trust me on that, the little bugger shot past my head and landed 15 ft away!
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    Perishable!? That sounds like code for "It'll never make it home". Mmmm...

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    Default Doughnuts or Bryco?

    Hands down the doughnuts would be the better choice. And if you have left overs you could throw a stale one at a crook. I am sure your throwing arm is much more accurate than the Bryco.

    Sorry. I couldn't help myself.

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    do they make cone fritters???
    merry christmas!
    progun has something extra special happening in the new year.
    cant wait for pictures!
    The average response time for 911 is 20 minutes.
    the average response time for .357 magnum is 1400 FPS.

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    Those look goood gearchecker! Your daughter really must love you!!

    I'm not quite sure how a dozen of those made it home with that hour and a half drive!?

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    Yeah yeah yeah, but we're talkin' Apple Fritters.

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    The guns are pretty decent, for the niche that they occupy. They tend to work well, but don't have a long lifespan. For an occasional shooter it would be fine, for a workhorse I'd look elsewhere. The guns feel good in the hand and the heft really helps the overall comfort in shooting.

    I'm glad a pair of needlenose worked to complete the job, cuz ya know next on the list was a bigger hammer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Headspace View Post
    ...cuz ya know next on the list was a bigger hammer.

    Dang GC, that's too bad. I guess ya gotta do what they did in the westerns, throw it at the bad guys.

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