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Steyr GB

rreece
I own a later model Steyr GB and recently found out the decocker is broken. Does anyone have this part for sale or know where I can find it? Any information is greatly appreciated!

Thanks,
Randy
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  • rreece
    Hi Anyone knows when was the steyr gb introdused, and if it was so fantastic pistol, why did it bomb? many thanks psjtas
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  • He Dog
    Hi Randy, you might have better luck posting this on the want ads forum.
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  • 2tonic
    I may have the part you are looking for. Is it the decocking lever shown as part 28 on the parts list?
    Howard
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  • rreece
    Hi 2tonic,
    It is part 28, how much are you selling it for?


    Thanks
    Randy
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  • 2tonic
    Randy
    I would want $75 and I would pay for the shipping.
    Howard
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  • rreece
    Hi Howard,
    I am interested in purchasing the part, however could you send me a picture of the part? Is it new or used? Please let me know when you can.


    Thanks,
    Randy
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  • rreece
    Hi Howard,
    I just found out that there are two different decockers for the gun, one is military and the other is civilian, and I need the civilian part. Is that the one you have?

    Thanks,
    Randy
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  • 2tonic
    Randy
    Send me your E mail address and I will send a picture.
    My E mail is: hellsbells@cinci.rr.com
    The part is blued. I would guess it's civilian but don't know how to tell the difference. Do you?
    Howard
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  • kimberkid
    The civilian guns have the crinkle finish and the Military guns are have a black/blue finish ... I have a military model and it is smooth.
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  • JudgeColt
    kk, not that it is a big issue, but I have two "civilian" Steyr GB pistols and each has a smooth blue/black polished decocker. Only the frame has the crinkle finish on every "civilian" GB I have seen. The slides are polished blue/black with a matte top portion. The magazines are also polished blue/black with a matte finish floor plate. The trigger guards are plastic.
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  • 2tonic
    Is the finish the only difference? If so, one could assume that the decockers could be used on either the military or civilian models.
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