M2/M2 parts source

[BillinBama]

This may have been addressed in an old post, my search didn't turn it up though.  I lost the trigger housing pin for one of my carbines and don't have a spare.  It's in my basement somewhere, but so are a dozen AR springs that have launched themselves over the years, never turn up.  Anyway, in searching for a good source, I stumbled on a post on some forum recommending Sherluk, and even though it was a couple of years old they still list good prices on some otherwise hard-to-find parts.  I found lots of sources for the housing pin, but I also lost the plunger for the disconnector spring on my M2, and Sherluk is the only place I could find one.  So I thought I'd pass it along in case somebody else has a black hole in their shop that swallows small parts.   

[First Sergeant]

Definely a good part source.  I have bought from them at the Creek before. M16 and M2 parts (selectors, 9 springs etc.)  Always had what I was looking for 'in stock.'

[Chris Baker]

Sherluk is indeed a solid source for those obscure M2 parts. I’ve also had good luck with Fulton Armory and Numrich Gun Parts for carbine components - they sometimes stock items others don’t. Glad you found what you needed, and I’m sure others will appreciate the tip.

[BillyDixon]

every gun show ive ever been to their is some old timer sellingg odds and ends, i buy every m1-m2 part i ever see, i would never buy m-2 parts by mail order, just sayn

[APEXgunparts]

APEX Gun Parts has a good variety of M1 and M2 carbine parts.
I expect to have more of them listed this week.

M1 / M2 Carbine parts category

Richard