Can’t remember who gave the shoutout to Midwest Gun Works

[Muss Muggins]

Somebody on a recent thread about hard to find parts gave a shoutout to Midwest Gun Works in Pevely, MO (just south of the most dangerous city in America). My .38/44 Heavy Duty had been in all its pieces on the work bench while I searched for a couple small parts to get it up and running. Brownell’s et al didn’t have or didn’t understand what I wanted. Found the two parts I needed on the MGW website, ordered online, picked them up two days later at the office. The .38/44 Heavy Duty is now reassembled and has passed all of the function tests. Great outfit to deal with. Amazingly, I had never heard of them until couple weeks ago here, even though they’re only a little over 100 miles straight north on the Interstate. Love this forum!

 

[Jeff423]

I agree. I've used them a couple of times and was very happy with the service.

 

[BC38]

NICE! Cool to hear that you got what you needed to get the old girl up and running again.

In regards to your other comment, I was also reading just the other day that my original home town (St. Louis) is now considered by some measures to be the most dangerous city in the US. AMAZING

 

[MetalMan]

I used MGW to repair a older Browning Superposed Shotgun for my BIL.

Browning quoted $3k and indicated 12-18 months turnaround. MGW completed the work in less than 8 weeks and at 1/3 of the cost.

Can’t say enough good things about Midwest Gun Works.

 

[Hondo44]

Yes, a great source of parts but for S&W they're pretty limited to just newer gun parts.

 

[Muss Muggins]

My 1956 S&W .38/44 Heavy Duty Model of 1950 is back in service because of them. Brownell’s never could get it right . . .

Yes, a great source of parts but for S&W they're pretty limited to just newer gun parts.

 

[686-380]

I use them for much of my 5.7 ammunition. Great vendor!