Ted Williams rifle

carlab · May 23, 2011, 08:42 PM

I need info on how to get a magazine for a Ted Williams Sears gun, Model#273 2400 Mod 3TCAL22for my husband. We cannot find any info.

PetahW · May 23, 2011, 08:52 PM

You should have a tube-magazine 1964-73 Winchester Model 190 or 290 semi-auto .22, stamped "Ted Williams" for Sears by Winchester.

Both inner & outer magazine tubes/followers/spring/etc should be available as Winchester 190/290 parts for any of several online parts vendors, like Numrich Arms, Bob's Gun Shop, and Wisner's (Google).

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Doyle · May 23, 2011, 09:04 PM

I've got a Winchester 190. Great shooting guns but they do have two slight negatives. 1 - trigger pull is going to be on the heavy side. 2 - Getting them apart and back together again takes a little more skill than most other guns. There is a takedown manual floating around the web that helps.

Those slight problems won't bother most shooters. For cleaning, I never bother to take mine apart. I just flood the action with CLP Powder Blast and blow it out with compressed air. Then, I follow it with a light shot of CLP Breakfree and blow that dry.

May 23, 2011, 08:42 PM	#1
carlab Junior Member Join Date: May 23, 2011 Posts: 1	Ted Williams rifle I need info on how to get a magazine for a Ted Williams Sears gun, Model#273 2400 Mod 3TCAL22for my husband. We cannot find any info.

May 23, 2011, 08:52 PM	#2
PetahW Senior Member Join Date: September 19, 2008 Posts: 3,275	You should have a tube-magazine 1964-73 Winchester Model 190 or 290 semi-auto .22, stamped "Ted Williams" for Sears by Winchester. Both inner & outer magazine tubes/followers/spring/etc should be available as Winchester 190/290 parts for any of several online parts vendors, like Numrich Arms, Bob's Gun Shop, and Wisner's (Google). .

May 23, 2011, 09:04 PM	#3
Doyle Senior Member Join Date: June 20, 2007 Location: Bradenton, Fl Posts: 4,125	I've got a Winchester 190. Great shooting guns but they do have two slight negatives. 1 - trigger pull is going to be on the heavy side. 2 - Getting them apart and back together again takes a little more skill than most other guns. There is a takedown manual floating around the web that helps. Those slight problems won't bother most shooters. For cleaning, I never bother to take mine apart. I just flood the action with CLP Powder Blast and blow it out with compressed air. Then, I follow it with a light shot of CLP Breakfree and blow that dry.