[KennyW G]

JO.LO.AR. 9mm Largo that is missing the cocking lever.

Hi,
I just recently picked up a 9mm JO.LO.AR in fairly nice condition but it is missing the cocking lever. I know this is probably dreaming but, does anyone have any idea where I might find one. Thanks

 

[Charlie Petty]

Cool... I've only seen a few of them. If you haven't already Google it. Also Numrich (egunparts.com) and Jack First distributors are worth a try.

 

[KennyW G]

Thanks

 

[Kevin Gibson]

Well if you don't find one, the good news is, it's a very simple part to make. Not necessarily cheap to have it made (probably around 75-100.00 depending on if you require the letters and serial being stamped on). If you strike out, you can send me the top half and I can make one for you. Just PM me or give me a call at 870-754-1772.

 

[KennyW G]

I tried Numrich Arms and I don't have a catalog for Jack's. I have some one who is going to send me some pictures and measurements to make one but I really would like to find an original one. Thanks to both of you.

 

[IrishCop]

Okay, this is why I love it here. I'm no expert, but I've been reading about and shooting guns for more than 40 years and I have never heard of this gun.

You come here, and bingo! Folks here not only know the gun (which let's face it, has to be considered at least somewhat obscure) but offer to help find or make a part for it.

I took Charlie's advice and Googled it, did some reading and found more than a couple of videos.

Here's a link to one... a .380 but what the hey.

 

[Kevin Gibson]

Speaking of rare Spanish pistols. At the last Reno gun show there was a table with 4 Campo Giro pistols. Not something you see every day.

 

[KennyW G]

That's a pretty good video

 

[Charlie Petty]

The link didn't work.

The best idea with Jack First is to call. They have some very knowledgeable folks on the phones.

I recently needed a pair of grips for an exotic Astra and they had them in stock.