Gunsmith needed

[TCRken]

I'm looking for a gunsmith, hopefully not hours away from Hockessin. 

In my finish work of stock and forearm on my 1886 Winchester I have managed to loose two of the magazine cap screws.  How I managed to do this dumb thing is beyond a "senior moment" but I did.  The screws are quite small and are threaded on the magazine cap sides into the barrel dovetailed cap hanger.  Either I need replacement screws (are they even available after 100 years?) or new ones requiring the hanger to be rethreaded.

Can someone point me to a good smith that can do this work?

Ken

[Radnor]

Get your google on...  Will this help???  http://www.homesteadparts.com/shopcart/Winchester_1886.htm

http://homesteadparts.com/shopcart/pid_857.htm

Not sure if these are the needed parts

[Lumspond]

Also check these sites:
Numrich - http://www.gunpartscorp.com/
Brownells - http://www.brownells.com/
Bob's - http://www.gun-parts.com/index.html/

[TCRken]

Thanks for the response, I will tuck these away for any future reference on my '86. 

It appears God loves old fools... I went back to my work bench and found the Ziploc baggie under the work pad where I had placed the screws while working on the stock and forearm.  I had forgotten that I'd put them there so they wouldn't get lost!!   

It does beg the question tho, is there a full service gunsmith in the area?  I went looking on Google and phoning some businesses but all the ones I contacted were basically retail shops that could mount scopes but weren't really gunsmiths.

Ken

[formerly known as frank]

I know of none in your area, maybe someone here does. Paul's on rt. 10 south of Camden-Wyoming and Roger Perry near Georgetown are two I know of. Check out gunshooter.com.

[SturmRugerSR9]

I was out past Paul's Gun Shop last week and it was boarded up.