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mikec

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March 13, 2015 - 11:17 pm

I found this at a LGS and took a picture. This stock is dished out unlike anything I have seen. The crazy thing is there isn’t a SINGLE sign of a refinish. Wood is high over the metal at the front and rear as it should be. It has normal honest wear. Not a single sanding mark ANYWHERE! There are some good people out there at woodworking but this is just so natural up close. I actually decided to throw it up and see…actually felt pretty good. Anyone ever seen this before?

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Bert H.

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March 14, 2015 - 3:04 am

Mike,

I have my grandfather’s 1927 vintage Model 12 with nearly the same type of dished stock. It is a standard Field grade gun, but with a 32″ Solid Ribbed barrel.

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March 14, 2015 - 4:18 am

This one has checkered stocks as seen. Its a mid 40’s gun with a vent rib and 30″ barrel. They wanted 600 and I thought about buying it because of the cool factor. Gun is 70%+.

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March 15, 2015 - 2:57 pm

I think Fajen offered a replacement stock similar to that one (there was one on GI last week} . Something about the checkering looks like R. Fajen but may be stock. What dose the fore-end look like .