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Hello Hatrick 😉 Take a look at someone on eBay who is offering an original pin for the trigger group. If you look at the pictures you...

That is correct. Both sides of the pin should be flared evenly. MP40 series uses these on many parts

Roos... from what I understand and I think what you are saying is that the pin is pressed from both sides and the edges of both ends...

I am the "happy" owner of a BD44, purchased in 2010 from the Canadian importer. The gun is a stunning reproduction of the original one...

My bad… I forgot the buttstock pin also held the rear of the trigger group. My apologies for the miscommunication.

The pin I posted above is supposed to be the only removable pin relative to the trigger group assembly. It not only holds the buttstock...

I was thinking the same thing. It’s certainly not falling out and I’m not keen on tinkering with it. Lots of times trying to re-peen...

I think they are simply peened to keep them in, but not difficult to break them loose. One of my rifles will allow the pin to walk out...

Thanks for the reply but that’s the buttstock pin. I was asking about the pressed pin that the trigger group hinges on.

Is the pin the holds the trigger group to the receiver designed to be removed? Mine seems like it can slide out to the left but not the...

I am going to chime in again- to brass/bronze braze you need to get the metal cherry red with an oxy torch. That is how hot you need to...

I can certainly go slow and try to grind away all the rest of the lever. I was kind of thinking that may be my next step. I was hoping...

The trouble I ran into was trying to remove the added bolt handle. I ground out the heads of both pins with an end mill and even went...

So I was able to very carefully remove what was left of the original bolt handle without nicking or damaging anything which was really...

I was thinking of trying to carefully grind down the two pins holding the handle on to remove the handle but leave the pins flush so I...