Numrich Catalogue -- Do Yourself a Favor!

[jds holler]

I can't tell ya how much I love this thing. I've had this one for probably over ten years, and have used it oodles of times to check the schematics, part names, and often just see if something exists. It's got a great conversion table in the back that lists the old "store brand" firearms, and tells you who manufactured it and what model number. For instance, Grandpaws old J.C. Higgens Model 210 shotgun was actually made by Stevens as Model 4100. And also marketed by Coast to Coast, and Western Auto.

This version of the book is #30, and I don't know what year that was. Matter of fact, I don't even remember just where I got it, but I'm glad that I did. I just wanted to say, if you see one of these at a yard sale, or used book store, do yourself a favor and bring it home. jd

 

[SSL]

Haven't had one in a long time, but used to love them. Most of their schematics are available on their website for viewing and part selection. I've used them many times to figure out how some obsolete or obscure firearm goes back together after some idiot dumps a box of parts on me and asks me to 'put it back together". REAL handy to see how certain parts fit and their purpose in some cases. Great company to deal with too.

 

[Dusty Stevens]

Too bad nobody does print stuff anymore

 

[ChrisA]

Very sad to say I "recycled" all of mine.

 

[D-4297]

Have them on my "Dial-up" list for the computer , but all that other info would be cool to have access to .

 

[Conaso]

Is this what you are looking for?

Gun Parts & Firearm Accessories | Numrich Gun Parts

Numrich Gun Parts Corporation, America’s leading supplier of current and obsolete gun parts, accessories, and military surplus since 1950.

www.gunpartscorp.com

 

[dunraven]

They offer an easy. no questions, return policy.

 

[Preacher]

Too bad nobody does print stuff anymore

They will send you a printed catalog....