97 Parts

[Persimmon Dan, SASS #42428]

I needed some parts for an older 97 that I wanted to shoot some and was having some difficulty finding them.  A friend told me to contact Frank Casella at F & D Gunsmithing at St Charles, Mo.   It turns out that he has a fairly extensive inventory of parts for that gun.

So if anyone needs to acquire any you might call him at 636 357 3139.

[Widder, SASS #59054]

Frank is a great feller and good to deal with.

 

Outlaw Gambler is also another well known and reputable 97 man with parts and service, etc.....

 

 

..........Widder

 

[Ranger Dan]

3 minutes ago, Widder, SASS #59054 said:

Frank is a great feller and good to deal with.

 

Outlaw Gambler is also another well known and reputable 97 man with parts and service, etc.....

 

 

..........Widder

 

I second Outlaw Gambler. He does fine work.

[Colorado Coffinmaker]

Nah.  None of the above.  Switch out for something "cowboy" and gotcha a really nice Hammer Double.  Like a new Pietta maybe 

[Burn Through]

thank you, Dan

["Big Boston"]

I had to smile at when you called it an "older '97". Just over 1 million production and half of those were made prior to the Model 12 coming out. The "newer" ones were made in the 1950's. I just bought a 1913 takedown, online auction, and it was a surprise. I have a small stash of parts and I wanted to keep track of what parts I was using to get it running. 

 

I've always found Gunparts (Numrich) to be fairly reliable. I've ordered parts several times and no issues. 

 

YMMV but this is what I needed. 

 

	Part Desc.	U$D
a:	Magazine Band	$26.37
b:	Adjusting sleeve	$65.62
c:	Reciever shank	$9.08
e:	Guard bow	$43.06
f:	Stock, Butt	$70.00
g:	Magazine Follower	$7.32
h:	Mainspring	$20.80
	Total Cost Parts	$242.25