ad-closed Long Tom Parts Needed

[Ridin1]

This is the first gun I ever bought with my own money. Unfortunately I knew nothing about guns back then & didn’t respect what it was. I’m looking for parts to fix her up so she can be fired. I’ve included pictures of all of the identifying marks. Specifically needed is the hammer & hammer spring. I’d also be interested in buying a complete gun. Thanks 

[Ronald_55]

Quick look says that Crescent made these for Sears. Not sure which model, but might check this out. Not sure if thye have the right parts you need though. Looks like a lot sold out. 

https://www.gunpartscorp.com/gun-manufacturer/crescent

[derf]

I have a Winchester model 37a in like new condition with factory box I'd be willing to take $350 for it. I'll check with my gunsmith buddy on the other parts. You can contact me at 901-848-8886

Thank, Don

[Ridin1]

I’ve spent no less than 30 hours looking online & through my buddies old books including gunparts. I’m not convinced it’s made by crescent. Stevens also made them for a period of time. One sold on gunbroker years ago that looked identical but the add only said old long Tom. Thanks for the link, hopefully some more guys will chime in

 

im not interested in the Winnie. I have 4 shotguns & am mainly interested in this one since I’m the one that screwed it up & id like to make it as it was when I got it back in 98. I offered to buy another one hoping it’d have more leads to identify parts or manufacturer. I would be interested in the little black boxes in the background though

[Wanderlustr]

On 1/27/2021 at 1:34 PM, derf said:

I have a Winchester model 37a in like new condition with factory box I'd be willing to take $350 for it. I'll check with my gunsmith buddy on the other parts. You can contact me at 901-848-8886

Thank, Don

Could you see if your gunsmith buddy may have an 18.5 stevens model 320 barrel or know where to get one?

[Jimbo100]

Jack First Gun Parts (jackfirstinc.com)

Here is another possible source.  I've dealt with them by phone and it was simple and the part arrived quickly.

 

 

 

 

 

[gregintenn]

I’ve yet to settle in my mind what company manufactured that shotgun. I understand it has value to you, but you’d be better off financially to purchase a useable substitute. I’m guessing you’re gonna need some machine shop fabrication/ adaption that’ll cost more than the old girl is worth.