Finding parts for old firearms

[bolus]

having to search for a internal extractor for a 1952 Hi Power led me to several sites that sell parts. Please add to this list

http://www.jackfirstgun.com/
No online ordering. They have a $40 catalog that is literally 1000's of pages of exploded diagrams. Great reference too.

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Found the internal extractor here.

http://www.e-sarcoinc.com/pistolparts.aspx

http://www.gunpartscorp.com/

https://www.buymilsurp.com/

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in Southern Oregon. They go to the Portland gun shows and will bring up parts with them if you let them know.

http://www.gun-parts.com/

http://www.hoosiergunworks.com/catalog.html

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[bellarum]

http://www.gunpartscorp.com/

 

[bolus]

I saw these guys at the Albany gun show this weekend. Disassembly guides for several firearms.

http://www.takedownguides.com/

I got one for the CZ82 that has much better pictures than what I found online

 

[brentb636]

I saw these guys at the Albany gun show this weekend. Disassembly guides for several firearms.

http://www.takedownguides.com/

I got one for the CZ82 that has much better pictures than what I found online

Have you seen THIS site ? I think it's pretty good.. http://sailorcurt.com/2008/04/cz-82-gunsmithing-part-1.html/

 

[bolus]

Have you seen THIS site ? I think it's pretty good.. http://sailorcurt.com/2008/04/cz-82-gunsmithing-part-1.html/

that is one of the guides I used to disassemble mine. The pics are just not great for the close ups of the small parts. The videos on youtube are not great either. I dont have a good video camera or I'd try to do a video with good closeups myself.

Here is the other guide I used. I had to use both since both have slightly different approaches. When it comes to getting that seer spring back in, I had to use my own method with a custom tool I made out of some brass tubing since the traditional way did not work at all.

http://leolani.net/relics/cz82.html

 

[Rick4070]

These guys also have some parts:
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Also, IIRC, Brownells used to carry a book by LeeRoy Wisner that had hundreds if not thousands of dimensioned parts drawings.

 

[bolus]

Found some more

http://www.ssporters.com/

http://www.amherst-depot.com/
huh.... model trains and guns parts. interesting combo.

http://www.poppertsgunparts.com/

 

[Modeler]

http://www.amherst-depot.com/
huh.... model trains and guns parts. interesting combo.

Two classic old guy hobbies!

 

[PORSCHE928S4]

I have had some luck with Numrich arms

 

[ernurse]

I second Numrich arms, they have a lot of new old stock.

 

[whiskeybill]

I second Numrich arms, they have a lot of new old stock.

Numrich is gunspartscorp. I have their catalogue. Gotten a lot of parts from them over the years.

 

[jbett98]

Numrich is gunspartscorp. I have their catalogue. Gotten a lot of parts from them over the years.

Plus, free shipping if ordered online.

 

[bolus]

I used <broken link removed> today to order a finnish M91 rear sight.

I believe I spoke with the worlds only sentient robot. Quite good with one word replies with a perfect monotone pitch. I have no idea if I will be getting a sight or a carburetor from a 57 chevy. But Im taking a chance that its the right one.

Got to love people who almost seem annoyed that you want to give them money.

 

[bolus]

I used <broken link removed> today to order a finnish M91 rear sight.

I believe I spoke with the worlds only sentient robot. Quite good with one word replies with a perfect monotone pitch. I have no idea if I will be getting a sight or a carburetor from a 57 chevy. But Im taking a chance that its the right one.

Got to love people who almost seem annoyed that you want to give them money.

I got the leaf for the sight but not the base. But it was a correct part!

 

[Velzey]

We need to somehow make this post a "sticky" and I have about 40 other places I get parts from...its an endless search..

 

[Dr Prepper]

Please do share... I have a 180 series mini 14 that's pretty hard to find parts for. And a older Marlin bolt action 22 I need trigger parts for. And a older 60's marlin 336 that could use some TLC. www.apexgunparts.com and there's also Midwest guns I think it was. Used them once. And of course there GunBroker which I'm sure everyone already knows about.

 

[ditchtiger]

I've had good luck logging into the Numrich Forum and asking for hard to find parts.
http://www.gunpartscorp.com/Forum.htm

 

[Heyjoe]

Various hard to find and excellent sources for Old mossberg, WWF parts:

Poppert's Gun Parts Main Menu


Havlin Sales & Service - Mossberg Gun Parts

 

[oa98pistol512]

I have been guying parts from jackfirst for a long time ..One of those gunsmith haha secret sources

 

[bsa1917hunter]

We need to somehow make this post a "sticky" and I have about 40 other places I get parts from...its an endless search..

I don't know about you, but my gunsmith is one of the best places to look for parts for old firearms. Especially pre 64 model 70 stuff...