Try Numrich Arms or Brownells for the grip screw. They both have a large inventory of parts and a fair supply of obselete parts as well.

Screws should be any problem, now a frame or barrel might be.

I bought a model 70 .32 beretta for only 80 bucks but it is missing the firing in, firing pin sring, recoil sring, recoil guide, and the magazine. I have purchased all of the parts over the internet and was now wondering how do i take out the old firing pin to put in the new one??? If anyone can help me that would really be great

Originally Posted by harryk

Need a grip screw. Does anyone know where I can get one? Looked on the net and a Canadian outfit had one but I hate to deal with border issues, customs, etc. Thanks,
Harry

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Originally Posted by Hurryin' Hoosier

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after 5 years, if he doesnt have a grip screw he has probably resorted to duct tape

Originally Posted by TedDeBearFrmHell

after 5 years, if he doesnt have a grip screw he has probably resorted to duct tape

Good point. I didn't even notice the date on his post.

Or simply buy hardware store screws.... size M4 x 0.7 mm pitch x 6 mm long..... easy peesy and about $0.50

Originally Posted by IPSC

Or simply buy hardware store screws.... size M4 x 0.7 mm pitch x 6 mm long..... easy peesy and about $0.50

That would be a bit cheaper than getting them from Vintage Gun Grips!

It's the perfect size.... we don't often find ourselves that lucky.

Lots of guns have gun-specific sizes for grip screws like #5-40 that are impossible to find. To make matters worse, the manufacturer will typically ONLY specify "grip screw for model___"...and will never identify screw size. If he did, then he couldn't charge $30 for a set of "Beretta 70S grip screws"....or whatever brand name we're talking about.

Me too....I'd rather spend $0.50 for the same thing if given the chance......I'm funny that way...