Marlin Model 92 [32rf / 32cf] parts source

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I recently picked up a very nice Marlin m92 32 cal that originally could be changed from 32rf to 32cf by changing the firing pin [a second pin came with the rifle]. This thing is missing the side plate and retaining screw, the entire breech block, carrier and a few other small pieces. Looks to me like someone took it apart to switch the firing pin and something bad went wrong & the parts got lost or thrown out at a latter time.
WGP do not have any parts for them. The frustrating thing is that there are lots of parts for it in the US. Numerich, Wisners and Bobs Gun Parts all list parts for this model. Now I'm looking for ideas / ways to get those parts out of the US and into my paws. Any suggestions? Anybody want to trade a big jug of Canadian maple syrup towards some parts?.......or know where there is an available parts gun. Thank you for any assistance.

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I have since found a breech block and extractor, side plate and carrier. Still need an ejector, CF firing pin [they are being reproduced] and the side plate retaining screw.
 
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You mention Numrich has them; If Numrich has parts, it should be NO problem bringing them across. Numrich, Brownells, Homestead, Wolff, Track of the Wolf, and other suppliers all ship to Canada - as long as they have their export license and the parts manufacturer likewise. I've bought from all of the above, no problems....
 
Numrich list all 3 but only have 1 of the parts in stock so I'm hoping to find all 3 [at this time] in 1 location to make the shipping more efficient.
Thanks Harold; will have a look at Homestead.

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Homestead do not list the parts that I need.
 
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It is really frustrating that a stupid UN arms proliferation treaty has such an impact on old gun parts and their availability in Canada. These firearms aren't those which the treaty was meant to control. Not a lot of gangs in Canada using 1873 Winchesters, last I heard.
 
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