Where to buy unbuggered screws for a mountie

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pharmseller
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Where to buy unbuggered screws for a mountie

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I'm tired of shredding my cleaning cloth every time I wipe down my 39A. Where can I buy replacement screws? The serial is M 107XX I think, '50's vintage.

Thanks,

Quinn

ps somebody better buy Victor's Winchester 71. Can't find one better on the auction boards.
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J Miller
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Post by J Miller »

Quinn,

Since Marlins don't change much, have you contacted Marlin? From what I've been told the screws are pretty much the same since they started.

Of course I could be wrong? Maybe, I think that happened once. Not sure though.

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Post by Chuck 100 yd »

Call MARLIN ! :D
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Post by pharmseller »

I talked to Marlin (Perkins) and he told Jim Fowler to do it.

Quinn
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Post by Leverdude »

Marlin or Brownells. I think theyre the same but I'm not sure about the 39A's.
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