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3.8 (6 reviews)
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Have had work done here on a few pieces. Quality work performed. This is a good place. .

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Numrich Gun Parts Corporation

Numrich Gun Parts Corporation

2.4
(85 reviews)
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First order smooth as silk absolutely no complaints whatsoever with the company…read more I needed a magazine tube assembly for my version of a Savage 46 .22 rifle and they carried a remanufactured version. The price was fair, order shipped within a few days and arrived quickly. The part fit and functioned nearly identical to the original. Some splinter head bullets that fit fine in the original get stuck in the tube now, but I did find a work around. Sort of. Standard ammunition however seems to all load and feed 100% as expected. And, to be fair, the splinter rounds fit tighter in the chamber as well and the rim of the brass measures about 6-7/1000ths wider than a standard round. The new part also really clicks into place at the muzzle end whereas the original loosely "slid" into the retention slot, which is why it was lost. Anyhow, this was my dads childhood rifle I use for rabbit, squirrel, and plinking and I'm glad to not have to retire it because the woods stole a part off of me. I was thankful to find a fully assembled part with the tube, springs, cap and follower. Saved time, probably money, and potential headache. I'll certainly order from Numrich again if the need arises.

I ordered a new mainspring guide rod assembly for a Harrington and Richardson 732 revolver as…read morepreventative maintenance. They factory original has a plastic head, prone to breakage, and a number of online forums recommended getting the all-steel one from this company. It is advertised as a drop-in 1-for-one replacement, both in the forums and on the Numrich website. It arrived in a simple baggie stapled to the receipt, no manual or instructions or disclaimers. When I installed it, my sear started doing this thing where it would lock forward when light pressure was placed on the hammer spur, and the firing pin would advance dangerously if I pushed the sear back down. I used AI overview to get an idea of what the problem was. Turns out that this is something other people have experienced, and it stems from this very part messing up the sear spring. It said the part is not factory spec and has to be milled down by a professional before installation, and that the problem is exacerbated by the fact that the seat is shaped incorrectly. A mint-condition H&R 732 has always been my dream EDC. This part may have ruined mine 2 weeks after finally obtaining one. We'll see what the gunsmith says later this week. I haven't talked to customer service yet, but the part should have come with some kind of disclaimer about potential problems it could cause. It is presented as a drop-in "plug and play" alternative, and is shipped with no paperwork about itself whatsoever. They make it sound like something you can do in 5 minutes sitting on your bed and then have the gun be indestructible for life, and in reality it is nowhere near being this.

Ruger's Custom Guns - guns_and_ammo - Updated July 2026

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