[Oyeboten]

On Revolvers, the Hardened 'disc' is called the 'Recoil Plate' I think....rather than that it is a 'Bushing'.

It is a thin 'Washer' in effect, open in the center for the Firing Pin to come through, thus supporting the Shell Casing's Head on detonation/recoil.

 

[Oyeboten]

So...how does one replace the Firing Pin on the 'Hammerless' Colt .32 and .380?

 

[Oyeboten]

It is also correctly called a recoil plate on the autos, but the thread got started on "bushing" and no one was confused by the term. It is a hardened bushing that serves as a recoil plate.

Are you saying that the 'Bushing' is properly/formally called a 'Recoil Plate' in the Colt-Browning .32 and .380 Autos?