I have the Stevens Model 58 that my Dad bought for me when I was about 11 (1971)-it's a bolt action .410 with a 3-shot clip. I sure put a lot of grouse on the table with that gun! The problem is I lost the clip and I looked everywhere for it! It really had me upset & every time I walked past my gun cabinet I always noticed the empty spot where the clip should have been.
So anyway now the good news: I found a website that has parts for practically every gun ever made and ordered up a new clip! It only cost half what my Dad paid for the gun new, so it's on the way.

The website: http://www.e-gunparts.com/dept.asp
The Company: Numrich Gun Parts, Corp
(I don't have stock in the company or any ties to it, just glad I found the part my old .410 needed).
More parts suppliers:
http://www.shotgunworld.com/parts.html

Anyone else have similar stories? Additional sources for parts that other gun owners may have thought impossible to replace?

One Happy Gunowner signing off,

Craig K

Had excellant results with Numrich gun parts a.k.a. e gun parts. They're my go to parts place. Prices are not too outrageous either. When you're looking for something old and obselete you don't have aloy of options anyway.

My #1 go to place is midwayusa.com, then brownells, and then e-gunparts (numrich). Midway doens't have much in the way of replacement parts so much as upgrade and customization parts, usually aftermarket.

Brownells has those aftermarket parts too but they also have schematics with links to the factory parts.

Had excellant results with Numrich gun parts a.k.a. e gun parts. They're my go to parts place. Prices are not too outrageous either. When you're looking for something old and obselete you don't have aloy of options anyway.

Numerich Arms is only 20 miles or so from my house,and the people at the desk are very knowledgable and willing to help with a problem.Thei catalogue is worth having for a reference.
Frank