Well I actually got to play today! My wife switched me to a lighter dressing on my hand since the swelling finally went down. I was able then to put on nitrile gloves and tackle that broken firing pin!
Way easier then any I have done in the past because the way they are machined I was able to chuck up the chamber end of the pin in my drill press and lower it into my press vise seating the flanged end flush with the top of it. Once the jaws were tight I tightened everything down with the vise bolts being last then I opened the chuck and inserted a #48 drill bit. gave it a light drop on the piece and Man it was dead center!
had to take small cuts because my pulleys were set up a bit too fast for this type drilling but I knew I could not do that with my hand as yet so I just did a 32nd at a time stoping to clean chips and re oil. I went down about about 1/4" and my drill rod stock fit it relatively tight and straight.
Cleaned everything up set it back up in the vise with a piece of drill rod in place at applied pencil tourch and Force 44 solder. Shapped the solder ooze & eyeball trimmed the pin and rounded & polished. Put everything together and fired some primed cases ! Success
The only issue was I guess I got too careless with the use of my hand at the end and really hurt it feeding in the cases ( another cock on bolt close rifle! ) Well at least iI did something today!
Some pics below: