Like the title says.. anyone got an extra they want to part with for *cheap*? Picked up a 190 for 50 bucks the other day but it has the wrong tube

And anyone that has/had a 190, how do you like it?

Can't help you with the magazine, but http://www.gunbroker.com/ seems to have a few parts guns and inner mag assemblies. I did a quick search and found this:
http://www.schludershots.co...0-Magazine-Tube.html

I don't have a 190 but I do have a 72a. It's a bolt action .22 and I love it. It's very fun to shoot and very accurate, even with the old peep sights. Do you have any pics of your 190?

quote Originally posted by mikejhjr: Can't help you with the magazine, but http://www.gunbroker.com/ seems to have a few parts guns and inner mag assemblies. I did a quick search and found this: http://www.schludershots.co...0-Magazine-Tube.html I don't have a 190 but I do have a 72a. It's a bolt action .22 and I love it. It's very fun to shoot and very accurate, even with the old peep sights. Do you have any pics of your 190?

Ya i was cheking GB and they were rather high for what is just a brass tube and a spring munich was also pretty high. Ill check out your link when i get home tonight, and take a couple of pictures.

Also got a Glenfield marlin 75 from the same guy for 50. Its intact except for the barrel band ( not all that critical ) but needs torn apart and cleaned *real* bad, + the barrel scrubbed with steel wool.

Yeah they're a little high considering they cost almost as much as what you paid for the complete gun. But they are super cheap to shoot

Buy the tube in SS at the local hardware store and make one. What’s the big deal?
They have spring there as well.

Steve

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quote Originally posted by 84fiero123: Buy the tube in SS at the local hardware store and make one. What’s the big deal? They have spring there as well. Steve

I thought about doing that, and cannibalizing the one i have for the endcap/follower/spring, but unsure the proper length.

Check on the sites you have already found for the lengths they should be listed. My marlins were on about 100 different places and easy enough to make with copper tubing. I even cut 3 lengths of copper and soldered an end on one end and then found cap plugs for the other to speed load.

Steve

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Technology is great when it works,
and one big pain in the ass when it doesn't.
Detroit iron rules all the rest are just toys.

quote Originally posted by 84fiero123: Check on the sites you have already found for the lengths they should be listed. My marlins were on about 100 different places and easy enough to make with copper tubing. I even cut 3 lengths of copper and soldered an end on one end and then found cap plugs for the other to speed load. Steve

The ones i have seen so far didn't have length but ill search around more during lunch. i suppose nothing else i could cut some copper extra long and 'fit' it so that it feeds properly then just duplicate that size in harder brass.. Could make my own metal end caps on the lathe.. ( an excuse to buy a knurler )

Make the outside out of SS and the inside out of copper or brass would be better and what I think the originals were.

Steve

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Technology is great when it works,
and one big pain in the ass when it doesn't.
Detroit iron rules all the rest are just toys.

quote Originally posted by 84fiero123: Make the outside out of SS and the inside out of copper or brass would be better and what I think the originals were. Steve

Outside tube is there and intact. its the inner that is the problem. I also assume brass is OEM as all the other tubefeds I have seen were brass.

Gonna stop at lowes tonight to see what they have, since its on the way home and fastenal closes before i can get there. If they dont, ill just order some from onlinemetals