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Can anyone advise if a 16” trapper m1894 circa(1907) could have a standard 9-3/8 forestock?
Rick C
I believe, more times than not, the 16″ carbines should have the shorter forearm wood.
Don
I just referenced Reneberg’s model 94 trilogy on forends and he states carbines only have two different lengths(9-1/8 & 8-1/8) but “there are also some outliers of this rule regarding 16 inch specimans.”
Rick C
I’d be very wary, recall reading a post by a WACA member that noted that the 16” Trappers are most commonly faked as they don’t require a BATF exemption.
“If you can’t convince them, confuse them”
President Harry S. Truman
January 26, 2011
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I probably shouldn’t even speak on the subject of carbines, as I don’t collect those utilitarian looking things (at least not intentionally). For the ’94 short rifles, once you get to 16″ and shorter, more often than not the wood is 7 3/8″, possibly 7 1/8″ on the carbines? Slightly out of my wheelhouse though. My one cent.
~Gary~
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