Browning buckmark front sight rail screw

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I am looking for a place in Canada who stocks parts for the browning buckmark. I need a replacement screw, front of the site rail (shorter of the two). Any help would be great. I really don't want to do a brownells order at this time.
 
I couldn't find anyone stocking screws in Canada for a rear sight rail screw for my Buckmark. Look up the thread pitch and then give Fastenal (or other store local to you who specializes in fasteners) a call. It won't be a browning part, but it should fit just fine.
 
silverfoxdj said:
Try Alain Bouchard Quebec Gunsmith 819-826-6611
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Browning will get it faster and they ship direct. I just ordered parts that were only at Browning USA... Browning Canada had them in my mailbox in two weeks... at a price that nobody was selling them for. Use the parts schematic for your gun to find the exact part number and order using the part number, saves a lot of time and possible miscommunication.
 
hoytcanon said:
Browning will get it faster and they ship direct. I just ordered parts that were only at Browning USA... Browning Canada had them in my mailbox in two weeks... at a price that nobody was selling them for. Use the parts schematic for your gun to find the exact part number and order using the part number, saves a lot of time and possible miscommunication.
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That's strange when I needed parts for my Buckmark they referred me to him, perhaps they have a limited supply and would have to order from the U.S. is the reason
 
I lost the screw in mine the 3rd time at the range. "blue lock tite" or you will loose it again !
I found a screw that was very similar & worked just fine at Canadian tire , in the special nuts & bolts shelves. There was stainless, brass, black hardened, set , screws ECT. I found 3 that that looked close,...& sure enough 1 did work. soooo, If you have patience,,,,,a good eye & a CT store,...your set.
 
I will have to take a look there and see if they have something close or find the right pitch. I didn't loose mine, I rounded out the Allen key. Not sure how the hell it got so tight but it would not budge one bit even with some heat. I got it out with a torx bit (awesome for extracting things btw).
 
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