Earpiece for Vintage M Frame Needed

[lloydrose]

Well then I guess both pins fell out of my frame then

 

[Msgt Oakley]

Well then I guess both pins fell out of my frame then

You don’t see any existing tiny holes? I have had them fall out before, which is rare, but both pins on the same pair?

 

[Msgt Oakley]

You don’t see any existing tiny holes? I have had them fall out before, which is rare, but both pins on the same pair?

Current update please

 

[lloydrose]

Here are mine

 

[Vic W]

Here's my left hinge, top and bottom. Mine twists out of the socket without removing anything. No hole is vacant. Hope this helps. Vic

 

[Msgt Oakley]

Here are mine

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That has pins installed. That tiny hole has a pin inside. If not, I am loosing my mind. Did you ever remove or install these pins? They are very tiny.

 

[lloydrose]

Nope I have actually had a pair with metal pins and these are different.

 

[Msgt Oakley]

Ok, I stand corrected then.

 

[PiesangKop_ZA]

There are two different versions of the M Frame. Some have pins and some just snap in and out. My 2 cents is just try to find a new frame. Going to be tough to find an arm.

I have some a few pairs that are snap in as well (think they are super early variants)
Majority are pinned though.

 

[PiesangKop_ZA]

Greetings,
Please forgive me if there's a parts for sale forum, but I couldn't find one.

I'm in need of an earpiece for my circa 1999 M Frame. Half the earpiece (from the front section) is intact. I need the rear half.

Color isn't too important, but for what it's worth, my color is root-beer. I'm told my model is OO9064 (no numbers are visible on
the frame).

I'm assuming an "ear sock" is a rubber cover alone. Mine has a plastic tip that extends beyond the rubber section at the end. It
seems integral to the ear piece, but if not I need both the plastic frame and sock.

Any help finding a compatible 1/2 ear piece would be highly appreciated!!

Thank you!
Vic

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Do you still have the piece that snapped off?
If so, super glue and baking soda together make a cement that holds pretty well (google it for some examples). I had a pair with an even thinner stem break and this solution worked for me and has held for years.

Alternatively, find a cheap matte black frame and some matching automotive spray paint. If you take your time and have the patience you can probably get something really close