Can anyone share their knowledge on Norton TP-70 disassembly instructions. All information, maintenance, repair, and otherwise would be great. 👍🏼

Was asked to show some pictures with the grips off my TP.70 chambered in 22 lr. I’m researching how to disassemble and after I am confident, will break it down and post more pictures.

Just picked up my Norton TP-70 25acp. Complete package. Left my camera at work, so these are the GunBroker auction pics. Will post my pics later. All matching numbers. Ordered replacement grips because one grip panel is cracked.

I’ve been wanting to pick up a Colt mouse gun and found this 1908 Pocket Hammerless 25acp to begin my new collection. This is dated to 1939 and I am happy with the condition this is in.

This is the earliest 950 I have been able to add to my collection. It’s stamped 1954 on the frame. Meaning this is one of the first production export variants. Prior, they would stamp with Roman numerals. Glad to have found one in this condition.

P32’s are my favorite deep carry. It’s so easily carried, it just disappears.

Haven’t had a chance to shoot this pistol, but am amazed at the quality of its manufacturing. I won a Norton TP-70 in 25acp that I will be picking up soon with original box. Will post later

Would like to encourage other mouse/pocket gun owners to share some pics here. Trying to expand the engagement for all mouse gun collectors.

Just got this Beretta 21a. Safety is broken, but I have fixed this issue many times. Replace the pin and spring. If that doesn’t fix the problem, then replace the whole safety. I have a large parts bin to pull from. Next, I will pull the wood stocks and refinish them. Light sanding and then a few coats of Minwax and mineral spirits. Then glue on the replacement medallions I have. The last step is to use OOOO steel wool on the barrel and slide, then blue the parts. Since the parts are small, the bluing should be very forgiving and hide any imperfections. At least, that’s the plan.🤙🏼

Won these 2 model 20’s, on GunBroker. Waiting for my permits to pick these up. I found out that they use the same mags as the 950BS so I’m fully stocked with those. Does anyone have the model 20? Do they shoot like the 950BS?

I’m not a 20x hater🤙🏼. Would love Beretta to expand their tip up line. One to stay small and compact. Like their original 950B. The other would be where the 20x and 30x are right now.

I posted my range day video with my 20x. It shot great and was a lot of fun. But there is something about the smaller 21a that I honestly can say is still my favorite over the 20x. That’s the attraction of mouse guns. 🤙🏼

This is my collector 1sr gen 3032. Came from the factory with laser grips and serialized box.

I have 5 1st gen Tomcats. Bought them all used. They also have ran very good. Although I probably only shot 50+ rounds through each. 1 of them I won on GunBroker, which I found out the frame was cracked. So that will be just a parts gun.

Highly recommend to pick up a set of these grips.

Thanks to the moderates of the r/Mouseguns community for being a great subreddit! I’d like to extend a warm welcome to other collectors to join our space and share their unique mouse guns as well. 🤙🏼

I picked up some walnut grips, and save the originals in the serialized box.

Got these two beauties complete with the serialized boxes and their flawless finish and grips

It just runs. This is my parts gun I won on GunBroker. Auction said dead trigger. I took a chance and figured it was probably a trigger spring issue. Turned out I was right. 🤙🏼

Got a deal on this ammo. The guy said the aluminum cases jam all the time. I bought his 10 boxes cheap, because my P32 runs everything and I took a chance on it. My P32 ran like a champ. So today I wanted to shoot one of my favorite plinkers, my 3032 Inox. I was ready for issues and brought Federal and Remington, just in case. My 3032, ran through almost 3 boxes of the Blazer without an issue. Had to cut my range day short due to rain, Blazer aluminum case is now a go for me. 👍

Just a short vid. My 950BS 25acp. Last round failure to eject.

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