Recently got a Uberti 1873 Short Rifle and im wanting to slick it up a bunch with some parts. What are the go to businesses in Canada to aquire such parts? Already taken a look at Rusty Wood Tradings offerings. Wondering if any others exist or if there are some American companies that will export to Canada ?
Uberti 1873 Rifle Parts and Upgrades Source?
- Thread starter Murray 3-D
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Murray 3-D:
I used to order all my Uberti 1873 comp parts direct, from Pioneer Gun Works. This company no longer ships to Canada. But.....as you likely already know, Pioneer parts are available through Rusty Wood. This is where I order mine, now.
Not currently aware of any other Canadian sources.
Other U.S. sources:
Shotgun Boogie Gun Works.
For Canadian orders: See info on site.
Also: Palo Verde Gunworks. Ships to Canada
Cowboys & Indians Store.
Note: Last time I checked, Cowboys & Indians did not ship out of the US. But, that may have changed.
Worth a try.
Al
I used to order all my Uberti 1873 comp parts direct, from Pioneer Gun Works. This company no longer ships to Canada. But.....as you likely already know, Pioneer parts are available through Rusty Wood. This is where I order mine, now.
Not currently aware of any other Canadian sources.
Other U.S. sources:
Shotgun Boogie Gun Works.
For Canadian orders: See info on site.
Also: Palo Verde Gunworks. Ships to Canada
Cowboys & Indians Store.
Note: Last time I checked, Cowboys & Indians did not ship out of the US. But, that may have changed.
Worth a try.
Al
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Hardened Fasteners, and the Shotgun Boogie loading gate. However in light of the US Trade War drama thats all changed and ill now be only getting things i cant make easily. So essentially the smaller dia mag tube spring Rustywood sells with the Shotgun Boogie Mag sleeve kit.
Valiant: You are correct. Grafs handles Shotgun Boogie orders. No problem dealing through them. Good service.
If you haven't already, check out the Slixsprings, straight trigger. Can order through Rusty Wood. Will save a lot of wear and tear, to the trigger finger. Easy to install.
Not sure what's going on with the tariff thing, but....up until now, no problem getting parts from the States. Just got a bunch of parts from Numrich, the other day. Of course, all bets are off, after March 1.
Al
If you haven't already, check out the Slixsprings, straight trigger. Can order through Rusty Wood. Will save a lot of wear and tear, to the trigger finger. Easy to install.
Not sure what's going on with the tariff thing, but....up until now, no problem getting parts from the States. Just got a bunch of parts from Numrich, the other day. Of course, all bets are off, after March 1.
Al
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