looking for info on the gent who fabricates Enfield screws in the US

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Does anyone have the email address of the gent in the States (Florida I believe) who fabricates the Lee Enfield screws? I did business with him a few years back but I have lost his contact info.

You see I need a couple hinge pin screws for an Enfield No.2 MK.I* revolver and I have been unable to find anyone with used parts for this type of revolver in Canada so I may need to take the fabrication route. Sad but true...

thanks in advance :)
 
Scott.... :)

I don't know if this is the same guy or not, be he's the one who makes No.4 long ejector screws for Parker Hale 5C sights etc.

~Angel~ has bought from him in the past and he's terrific to deal with.

Scott Stonehill (Georgia)
sstonehill@knology.net

Hope this helps.

I also have the name of a guy in Texas who makes the scope mount screws for the Swedish M41B sniper mounts. They break frequently when people over tighten them adjusting windage, or forget to loosen the large locking screw under the Ajack 4x90, AGA m/44 or AGA m/42 mount, before fooling with the actual windage screws. I don't think he does other screws, but if Stonehill can't help you maybe he can.

Regards,
Badger
 
Chip Stratton in England also reproduces many of the more uncommon Enfield screws. You can get in touch with him over on the Gunboards Enfield forum.
 
If you are looking for standard British type screws (BSF BA) that are not necessarily firearm specific, try motorcycle restoration places that deal in parts for Norton, BSA, Triumph etc. A lot of these bikes used these screws in things like carbs and electrical components.

Spaenaur also carries quite a bit of the BA, BSF stuff.
 
Thanks for the replies. I think it was Stonehill who fabricated my PH-5A screws a few years back. Now that I have his contact info I'll see if he can help with this one.

thanks again :)
 
Claven2 said:
Chip Stratton in England also reproduces many of the more uncommon Enfield screws. You can get in touch with him over on the Gunboards Enfield forum.
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Do you mean Skip Stratton, or is this a different bloke?
 
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