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Parts Sourcing: 1910 12ga Field ‘00’

Posted by Dan OHagan on November 12, 2025, 5:46 pm

I have found several missing puzzle pieces to
My rebuild, Numrich, EBay and a new friend here. I am still looking for a few items.
Numrich Diagram
New Coupler screw (badly screwed up)
39-Trigger spring (bent up may be salvable)
53-Forend RetractingSpring
29-Right Sear
Any directional help!

Re: Parts Sourcing: 1910 12ga Field ‘00’

Posted by Tom Garver on November 14, 2025, 2:10 pm, in reply to "Parts Sourcing: 1910 12ga Field ‘00’"

Dan, call me at 717-887-0545. I may have all of the parts that you need from as recent "OO" disassembly. Thanks, Tom

Re: Parts Sourcing: 1910 12ga Field ‘00’

Posted by Jerry Andrews on November 14, 2025, 3:30 pm, in reply to "Re: Parts Sourcing: 1910 12ga Field ‘00’"

I also have factory new parts. 304-281-5776

Re: Parts Sourcing: 1910 12ga Field ‘00’

Posted by Dan OHagan on November 14, 2025, 8:11 pm, in reply to "Re: Parts Sourcing: 1910 12ga Field ‘00’"

Thanks! Your name comes up A LOT in this forum. I am new to the Forum and doing the reassembly. It would seem that your are the expert.
I did put an inquiry on your Fore end posting about getting a similar forend to my 1910 Field ‘00’ as I am a bit at a loss for how it goes back together from scratch?
Long story short, I’m a Pharmacist and had a passion for guns. Back in ~2016, when I was at my peak of garage “Gun Schmiding”, doing cerakote, springs, stoning actions etc. I purchased and disassembled this gun, only to have it sit for almost 10 years and now I am starting from scratch trying to put humpty back together again.
Once together, then I can continue the restoration work started back then. Any help with a forend around #329485?
I will gladly pay for shipping or ??

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