Where to get gun parts

[JWKilgore]

What are some good places online to order obsolete parts? I've used Numrich before, but they didn't have some of the parts I need.

 

I borrowed my dad's old Glenfield 75 last week, and he said I could keep it for a while. It's the short/carbine version of the Marlin 60 with a 10rd tube mag. After cleaning 40+ years of powder, lead, and gummed up WD40 out of the action it shot perfectly. But it has some problems. A few missing pieces, other pieces that aren't original, a broken stock, and a bent outer tube in the magazine. I want to fix it up for him.

 

Thanks,

 

Jason

Edited January 7, 2014 by JWKilgore

[Keyless]

Believe it or not Ebay shows up some odd parts sometimes . Bob's gun parts has some but I think it is a mom and pop operation and sometimes takes a little longer . Not that its a bad thing , just letting you know.

[TnShooter83]

I've had good luck finding some hard to get parts for older stuff at Jack First.

You have to call them to make orders. And don't think for a second the women answering the phones

don't know what you are talking about THEY DO.

 

http://www.jackfirstgun.com/order.php

[stumpy]

A couple of others:

 

Gun Garage  479-524-2038

 

Lee's Gun Parts  972-790-0773  Tue-Wed-Th only

 

Outback Gun Parts  812-945-0480

 

Ahlman's Gun Parts  507-685-4244

 

All of these guys have more of the older parts and hopefully one of them will have what you need.

 

Stumpy

[BeMan]

Stumpy mentioned some good options.  I have 3 to add to the list.  Out Back Gun Parts 812-945-0480 (Tues-Friday).   Michael Watson, 2449 Avenida Mastil, San Clemente, CA 92673 ( He sells some parts on ebay under username "Lightfoot").  Ken Bean 717-755-9070.  Hope this helps.

[vr1967]

Try Classic Firearms and Parts:

 

http://www.classicfirearmsandparts.com/index.php

 

Even if he doesn't have it listed on his website, call. I have always had good luck, and he is a true gentleman to speak to.

 

Good Luck

[JWKilgore]

Excellent information! Thank you!

[Smith]

Sarco also has a lot of stuff that is hard to find elsewhere.

[viscero]

Not necessarily the easiest catalog to play around in but Brownell's and Midway both have huge selections of parts and tools.