I saw some derringer flats on theflatspot for less than 20 burgers.

>>34147751
>theflatspot
The only derringer parts I can find only have the sideplates . They direct you to buy the barrel, trigger, and grips from another company.

>>34147790
I know some people sell NOS parts kits on eBay for ~100 dollarydoos, but I don't know if excalibur is still in business, since phone orders seem pretty antiquated in 2017

>>34147751
>derringer

I like derringers, I know they are hopelessly outdated, but I don't care.

>>34147836
You can just buy a derringer for that. If you can't you're a felon

>>34148011
>outdated
"Niche" would be a better word; you can get a 9mm/.38spl derringer in a smaller size than an automatic/revolver of the same caliber
>>34148059
1. The frames may not be compatible
2. What's the fun in that?

>>34148272
Well if you're just looking for fun, buy a barrel and build the rest from scratch. Been there done that, will probably do again

>>34148947
Do you just wing it, or do certain barrels work with certain instructions/designs?

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>>34148272
>you can get a 9mm/.38spl derringer in a smaller size than an automatic/revolver of the same caliber
But they're still larger than a .380 pistol, or at least the normal derringers available today are. I still wish some company would release a decent modern derringer design with 1 or 2 shots, the minimum caliber that you can go with and still get decent penetration when using ball ammunition (probably .32 ACP), using as much polymer as possible to lower the weight, and actually designed around being as compact as possible instead of just another clone of the Remington model 95.

>>34150323
I'm pretty sure a Cobra derringer is smaller than a .380 Automatic

Derringer in 5.7 perhaps?