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Posted: 9/21/2007 11:54:17 AM EDT
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I have an old model 39A, it actually says on the side Original Golden Model 39A It is a friends that his Grand Dad gave to him and the firing pin is broke, anyone know where I might find one of these pins? Thanks |
Numrich is good. So is Brownell's Or, short of that, you could just send it to Marlin. THeir customer service is great. For future reference, if you're looking for a normal part for a normal firearm and can't find the part at either Brownell's or Numrich, you're probably SOL . . . Specialized stuff like AR-15 bits and pieces they're a little more selective on. But generally, for normal guns check those places first. |
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Check with Numrich. Make sure you know the serial number and also, if at all possible, what the firing pin looks like. They have changed the design a bit over the years so you have to make sure you get the correct style. Mine was made in '57 and I was able to get my replacement firing pin from them. Needed a little touch up (it was slightly bent and needed have the nose profiled a little) but it works. Also I needed a extractor for mine and had to get it from a place called Widner's. They had a selection of parts for the old Marlins as well. |
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