restoring a LE No.4 Mk.1 -- parts source?

[romurra]

I am de-sporterizing a LE No.4 Mk.1, and am looking for a parts source for the metal for the furniture (found some good wood).

I need the 3 forward bands (with screws and sling/stacking swivels), a brass buttplate and rear sling swivel with screws.

does anyone know a source likely to have the full set, to save me nickel and diming with multiple dealers?

thanks all

 

[Kirk1701]

I think Marstar might be your huckleberry. They're a CGN sponser.

 

[points]

Numrich in the states carries the largest stock parts and assesories

 

[Dyspnea]

I've used ebay, marstar and numrich as my part sources

 

[hunterinthewoods]

I've used ebay, marstar and numrich as my part sources

I do too, and picked up a few items on a WTB EE ad....good hunting!

 

[collector67]

Numrich in the states carries the largest stock parts and assesories

Very true, I picked up a complete stock set for a #1 Mk3 from them a few years back.

 

[big_boss]

Liberty Tree Collectors also has some good parts you may need.

 

[burnt_servo]

tradex would be worth while checking out too

 

[points]

Very true, I picked up a complete stock set for a #1 Mk3 from them a few years back.

You must have got the last stock set in North America. They'r tough to find.

 

[Grizzly Adams]

I think Marstar might be your huckleberry. They're a CGN sponser.

Prime example of you gotta pay more, cause you're Canadian.

Got my parts from Sarco.


Grizz

 

[Kirk1701]

Prime example of you gotta pay more, cause you're Canadian.

Got my parts from Sarco.


Grizz

Fair point, but doesn't it even out with shipping?