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who can replicate a stock?

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Mike Moore

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Does anyone know of a gun maker or company that has a stock replicator? I have a original from the late 1830's that I want a new one made for it. It is falling apart and worn so bad that is barely a wall hanger. But may want to make a copy of it and use some of the parts in the new one.
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I am pretty sure Pecatonica River will do it.

Best would be to give them a call to discuss your options. [url] http://www.longrifles-pr.com/[/url] They are great people to work with.


I should add that you will end up with an unfinished stock you will still need to do alot of fitting and sanding.
 
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Your stock will need to be in one piece, with missing wood replaced. Otherwise, the replicator will replicate the broken, missing areas along with the rest of the stock.

I suggest talking to the person you contact to do the replication and follow their recommendations.

I would also suggest having somene who is a custom builder and restorer do the work.

Either of these two might be a good choice.

Dave Rase (360) 479-1888.
5509 NW Gross Rd.
Bremerton, Wa. 98312

Fred J Miller, (570) 922-1861
4025 Red Ridge Rd
Mifflinburg, PA 17844-8244


I seriously doubt that any replicator will be able to replicate the inlets, so your new stock will still need a LOT of work in the form of inletting, final shaping and sanding.

Depending on what this gun is, I highly suggest that you contact a restorer to see what the ramifications of restocking might be. It could be that a restoration of the old stock might be the best idea.
 
Here is one more for Ya. Al Edge, [email protected] 804-448-1119.
Does work for private collections, museums and the NRA museum in Fairfax Va. Can replicate or restore. For authenticity and a wall hanger I would assume you would want a restoration.
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