Old gun parts?

[RedneckSTX]

Does anybody know of a good place to get parts for old guns that are no longer made. I need to find a stock for my old Knickerbocker 12ga. double barrel. I cannot find one anywhere, I have been all over the internet. Any help would be appriecated.

 

[ambivolent]

try e-gunparts.com

http://www.e-gunparts.com/model.asp?idDept=138

if they dont have it you may have to get one made finding parts for the old ones is getting hard

 

[koda6966]

Hmm.. I'll check on there for a choke for my 16 gauge. It's the kind thats on the end of the barrel and you can adjust it however you want.

 

[Tony Raine]

i was about to suggest numrich, until i realized numrich IS e-gunparts.

i have a 1945 remington scoremaster, and i think i could build a whole gun with the parts on that site.

 

[ambivolent]

yea i have a winchester 94 30-30 from the 20's and a j stevens shotgun form the same era and found some parts for both guns on there

 

[superdave1984]

Google Dixie Gun Works. Can't get there while at work or I would post you a link. They deal in old guns and lots of black powder stuff. Last time I was there they even had a cannon for sale. A WORKING cannon.

 

[Funnyman141]

Last time I was there they even had a cannon for sale. A WORKING cannon.

put that in the bed of a ranger

 

[7.5L_STX]

put that in the bed of a ranger

YES YES, DO IT

 

[Anger]

Boydsgunstocks.com.

You might want to talk to them directly about your piece.

Lets see it.




Lot of stuff on ebay also.

 

[RedneckSTX]

I can't find one on any of those sites, a friend of mine has a numrich catalog that has them in it but it is 3 years old, and they don't have them anymore, but they have anything else I want, I did call them and get on their waiting list, because they don't make them new, they buy old guns and part them out. I will call Boyds tomorrow about it.

Lets see it.

If I can find the wire for the cam I will, it is not much to look at, low grade wood, no fancy engraving, 30 inch barrels, just an old double built in the late 20's-early 30's, built by Cresent Arms. under the name of Knickerbocker it is what they call a "house gun" (low grade/cheap hunting gun). But it is a great rabbit gun and has filled my roaster hundreds of times.