Armi San Paulo 73 price?

[Pee Wee #15785]

Is there someone who shoots a Armi San Paulo 73, I have a question.  Is there a place to get good replacement screws?  Is it posable to get a blue print/s showing screw sizes and types?  What is one worth that has been used?

[Bailey Creek,5759]

Try VTI Gun Parts

 

[Pee Wee #15785]

no go VTI

[Larsen E. Pettifogger, SASS #32933]

Armi San Paulo 73s are very scarce.  No parts and have not been imported for many years.  If i remember correctly Armi San Paulo was also known as Euroarms.  Here is a little squib on them from an OLD thread from CAS City.  Long Johns Wolf is from Germany.

 

They were made till the end of the 1990s in 19" carbine - round Barrel - and 24" rifle - octagon barrel - configuration, in .44-40 and .357 cal. 
A few could be had tastfully factory engraved with blue/case color finish but most were just blued.
Function and quality is comparable to contemporary Ubertis ... which implies a work-over is required for cowboying.
The initiates consider their specs. closer to the 19th century orginals than the Ubertis.
Spares can be difficult to find.
Mine is a carbine S/N 79X from 1982.
Long Johns Wolf

 

As far as value is concerned they seldom come up for sale so it is hard to tell.  Personally I would put them in the same category as a Chaparral.  An interesting oddity and worth less than a Uberti.

[Kid Rich]

Ace Hardware usually has screws for guns in just about all sizes and shapes.

kR

[Pee Wee #15785]

There are several non-standed screws with bearing surfaces and I can't find them.  Ace gave a few but not all.

[Larsen E. Pettifogger, SASS #32933]

Can you provide a photo of a sample screw and describe the problem?  You might need to invest in a couple of screw gauges and might need to consider repairing the existing screws.

[Sawhorse Kid]

Try Here:

https://www.ssfirearms.com/categories.asp?cat=159