Navy Arms parts

[Desert Rat]

Anyone know where to get parts for an old Navy Arms 1803 HF lock. I'd like to get another tumbler so I can tinker with it to see if I can get a faster easier action, without chancing messing up the one that works though tough and slow. I've checked the usual, Dixie, TOTW, and Muzzleloaders builder supply.

 

[arquebus]

Only place I know of to get get obsolete Navy Arms parts is from N.A. Co., 815 22nd Street, Union City, NJ 07087. Apparently this business belongs to an old owner/employee of Navy Arms & they have a lot of the old parts. When I was looking for some parts for my 1970s Navy Arms .451 Creedmoor Match target rifle & some rolling block extractors Navy Arms gave me the above contact. Unfortunately you can only contact them by mail, & don't expect any speedy replies!

 

[MikeFromON]

My Navy Arms rifle has a Pedersoli barrel, so I would guess that e-mailing them might get you some answers.

 

[TANSTAAFL]

Unfortunately you can only contact them by mail, & don't expect any speedy replies!

Numrich carrys some NA parts.
[url] http://www.e-gunparts.com/[/url]

Dang, $38.90, I find this price a little hard to believe for a complete rock lock.
[url] http://www.e-gunparts.com/DisplayAd.asp?chrProductSKU=529240&chrSuperSKU=&MC[/url]=

 

[bob308]

got to navy arms web site. and sak if they have the parts. that is what i did when i was looking for a spare frizzen for my 1803 and they have them.

 

[Desert Rat]

I actually e-mailed Navy Arms after I posted this and asked the same question and they already responded that the "gunsmith" is out until the 4th. They are going to check with him on the availability of the parts and let me know. I was very happy and surprised at the quick response.

 

They were probably bored to tears this week and tired of eating chocolates. Probably jumped on your e-mail just glad to have something to do. :hmm: