Stevens 320 aftermarket parts and accessories?

Stevens 320 aftermarket parts and accessories? Has anyone found any manufacturers or companies that make aftermarket stocks, forends, magazine tube extensions, side saddles, slings, or anything for the Stevens 320 line of shotguns? If not, has anyone found any aftermarket parts for other shotguns that also work with and fit the 320? These guns have been around for a little while now and are very affordable, surely theres a company or two out there that does. __________________
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1911 parts...

The slide stop may or may not be caliber specific. Awhile back I added a 9mm slide and barrel to a .45 Auto 1911 to make a convertible. "Knowing" about the difference in slide stops, I dutifully included a 9mm slide stop in the parts order. When I put it all together, I had lots of feeding problems. I put the .45 slide stop back in and the problems went away. And the slide still locked open on empty.

Later, I had a .45 1911 (a different pistol) that failed to lock open with some magazines. I put the "9mm" slide stop in that gun, and the problem was solved.

Tolerance stacking.

Another vote for Brownells, BTW.

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Pneumatic Parts for Derimm Machine.

I hope I've not missed a thread that mentions this information. I've did some looking. Dukeinmaine, you probably are the man to ask this question. Where does one get the parts/componants to put these pneumatic systems togeather. I have never worked with an air setup before.
i bought a 4V210-08 solenoid valve off ebay, got my cylinder but the fittings and hose and those things, what do you use and where to find?

Any good hardware store has the air hose and air connectors for the hose. It's rigid hose. My local store has it in 1/4" and 3/8" sizes. And, I live in a tiny town with a tiny hardware store.
Quick disconnect type fittings are easier, but not required.
Mufflers for the solenoid are also nice, but not needed if your noise level is acceptable.

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Thank you Duke. That gets me going in the right direction.

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