VingThorr
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anyone have any experience with Numrich Gun parts? I'm looking for some parts for a pre-64 winchester 94
numrich gun parts? winchester 94
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WardenWolf
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They're legit. I've done business with them, and I've read of another THR member who has as well.
chevyforlife21
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i live very close to them so i can actually go to the showroom. very good business and they have most every part you could ever need. i dont know if people know this but they made thompson sub machine guns in the 1920s
slicksleeve
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Numrich is a very good company to deal with. In the last year I have done 8 or so transactions with them. They ship pretty fast too. I broke a part they sold me, (my screw up on my installation skills), and they replaced it free of charge. If they don't have the part you need, Jack First ent. of South Dakota probably does. I learned of Jack First right here on the high road in the gunsmithing forum.
Zeke/PA
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Good outfit!!
Never had a problem with them after quite a few years.
Never had a problem with them after quite a few years.
vagabond1
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I've used them for that very same rifle. Quick and painless dealings.
dfariswheel
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Gun Parts, originally known as Numrich Arms is the original parts house, selling gun parts since the late 40's.
They specialize in buying the remaining stock of out of business gun companies and they buy left over parts from customers who send them in.
Gun Parts/Numrich didn't make Thompson guns in the 20's. They did buy Auto Ordnance, maker of the Thompson guns in the 1950's and made full-auto and semi-auto Thompson guns up until they sold Auto Ordnance to Kahr Arms in the 1990's.
Like all parts houses you have to be specific about what part you need, and if its for a pre-64, you have to be clear about that too.
Remember that a gun like the Winchester 94 can have any number of changes to a single part over the years, and it can be tough to get the exact version of part you need.
Here's some other parts houses that carry Winchester parts. In most cases, you're better off emailing or calling to insure you get what you need. Many parts are in stock but not listed online:
http://www.jackfirstgun.com/
http://www.gun-parts.com/index.html/
http://www.poppertsgunparts.com/index.htm
(Pre-64 parts are listed).
http://www.wisnersinc.com/rifles/winchester/94.html
(Pre-64).
They specialize in buying the remaining stock of out of business gun companies and they buy left over parts from customers who send them in.
Gun Parts/Numrich didn't make Thompson guns in the 20's. They did buy Auto Ordnance, maker of the Thompson guns in the 1950's and made full-auto and semi-auto Thompson guns up until they sold Auto Ordnance to Kahr Arms in the 1990's.
Like all parts houses you have to be specific about what part you need, and if its for a pre-64, you have to be clear about that too.
Remember that a gun like the Winchester 94 can have any number of changes to a single part over the years, and it can be tough to get the exact version of part you need.
Here's some other parts houses that carry Winchester parts. In most cases, you're better off emailing or calling to insure you get what you need. Many parts are in stock but not listed online:
http://www.jackfirstgun.com/
http://www.gun-parts.com/index.html/
http://www.poppertsgunparts.com/index.htm
(Pre-64 parts are listed).
http://www.wisnersinc.com/rifles/winchester/94.html
(Pre-64).
tango2echo
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+100. Good company.
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