Another Stevens Favorite question

[Teddo]

I have just received a nice Stevens Favorite model 1915 LR (given to me ) with a broken extractor,its broken through the pin hole and some of it is missing. In the past I have gotten parts from someone who specializes in manufacturing these parts but I no longer have his parts list or name, anyone know who he is or if he is still in business or someone else who has those parts....thanks for your help...Teddo

[300winmag]

Try Numrich
http://www.gunpartscorp.com/Manufacturers/SavageStevensSpringfieldFox-33479/Rifles-40502/Favorite1915-39891.htm

0r Wisner
http://wisnersinc.com/additional_info/stevens_favorite_rifles.htm

[Chev. William]

I would recommend "Wisner's" for a Reproduction Extractor/Ejector for your Stevens 1915 Favorite. I have bought from them many times and they provide very good products and service. You will need to have the New Extractor/Ejector fitted to your Rifle by a Good gunsmith knowledgeable in Stevens repairs.

Best Regards,
Chev. William

[Teddo]

I would recommend "Wisner's" for a Reproduction Extractor/Ejector for your Stevens 1915 Favorite. I have bought from them many times and they provide very good products and service. You will need to have the New Extractor/Ejector fitted to your Rifle by a Good gunsmith knowledgeable in Stevens repairs.

Best Regards,
Chev. William


Thanks for the information.....Ahhh... I are a gunsmith last time I checked......Teddo

[bedbugbilly]

I have my Dad's Model 1915 Favorite - not in the best shape as it went through a fire in 1956 but I made a new butt stock for it when I was a kid and used to use it squirrel hunting.

Anyway - mine needs a new firing pin and a while back, I was running through "flea bay" and saw that a gut had firing pins (new ones). You might do a search on there for "Stevens Favorite firing pin" and find the auction site and then send him a message with an inquiry if he has any extractors.

Just another possibility . . . . good luck and enjoy that Favorite!

[slumlord44]

A second on Wisner. New parts and they know what they are doing. There are several different extractors and they can tell you which one you need.

[montana_charlie]

You might do a search on there for "Stevens Favorite firing pin" and find the auction site and then send him a message with an inquiry if he has any extractors.
If you just search for "Stevens Favorite" you will find buttstocks, too.

[Chev. William]

Teddo,
My Apology, but in my defense, you did not say nor imply you were a Gunsmith with Experience with Stevens Favorites. Also FYI the 1915 Type can use either the Extractor or the Extractor/Ejector and I find the Extractor alone is easist to fit and use reliably in my Actions. I do switch back and forth between three basic sizes Cartridges, .22, .25, and .32 so ease of change is much desired by me.

Best Regards,
Chev. William

PS: To keep track of which is which, I stamp one side with the Action Serial Number and the opposite side with the Caliber/Cartridge it is for. Chev. William,

[Teddo]

Not a problem and no offence taken. I'm now retired but I did graduate from Colorado School Of Trades back in the sixties and had a shop on and off for 25 years. I tried to specialize in American and British single shot target rifles but as anyone who had or has a shop knows the good stuff seldom walks in to the shop. Anyone who has gone to school to learn gunsmithing also knows that the true learning begins after your schooling. I would not call my self an expert in Stevens rifles, I've worked on a few in the distant past I don't remember anything strange or unusual that I couldn't handle ...

Thanks for your interest.

Regards
Tedd Thompson

[Chev. William]

Teddo,
By the Way, what cartridge is your Stevens 1915 Favorite chambered for?

Best Regards,
Chev. William