Rogers and Spencer parts source

[brpc]

I received a Rogers and Spencer from DGW late Friday. Gun is very accurate. Just thinking ahead to a source of parts. DGW has a few but nothing like VTI carries for the other Italian imports.

Anyone ordered any from Euroarms? It would be the logical choice but you never know.

 

[mykeal]

S&S Firearms: Link
Download the parts section of the catalog; it's an Adobe .pdf file so it will take a bit of time. The Euroarms Rogers & Spencer parts are on page 35.

PS: good folks to do business with.

 

[brpc]

Mykeal:

Thanks. I forgot about them. They really are good people to deal with....ordered from them before.

Jim

 

[phoenix511]

I'll also concur that EuroArms has an easy, reliable, and economical way to get spare parts for their firearms: there is an exploded parts list at: http://www.euroarms.net/Avancarica/esplosi/EXPL_VIEW_R&S.pdf

As of 6 months ago, they did not accept credit cards on line, but would quote part price(s) and S&H on an email.

My R&S revolver has been gently used and nothing has broken, but perhaps a spare hand spring and bolt might be handy to have around. The design looks more robust than the Colt Army/Navy or Remington 1858 pistols.

Forum members with more experience with the R&S pistol may have ideas about what spares to order and perhaps they will jump in to this thread.

 

[richard123]

As mentioned earlier, DGW should carry the necessary spare parts. I bought a spare parts set from them about ten years ago that included the hand and spring, trigger spring, cylinder bolt and mainspring. These are the only parts I think you'll need to be concerned about breaking. I also bought a spare cylinder and a few extra nipples. Back then the parts kit was about $12 and the cylinder was $60.

 

[arcticap]

Winchester Sutler sells Euroarms parts for the R&S:

http://winchestersutler.com/Part.html