I had a customer bring in a 16g shotgun with a broken butt sotock. Snapped off at the wrist.
I need some recommendations that I can give him for some to send it to. As it is past my paygrade.

Dennis Earl Smith

https://thestockdr.com/

Only if the break is packed in cotton and taped o the splintered edges are protected does it repair well IMO those saved tiny splinters replaced are the difference..otherwise its a repaired hunter..

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Atkinson:
Only if the break is packed in cotton and taped on the splintered edges are protected does it repair well IMO and those saved tiny splinters replaced are the difference. Otherwise its a repaired hunter..unforunately this is learned to late by most shooters

Hmmmm before doing anything..has the value of the shotgun been taken into consideration? Could be a Sears catalog import from the early 20th century or a fine and valuable keepsake...What is it?

Send me pictures. I will advise and guide to help.
thestockdr@hotmail.com

Dennis
I sent am email with photos
Thanks.

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Originally posted by Duane Wiebe (CG&R):
Hmmmm before doing anything..has the value of the shotgun been taken into consideration? Could be a Sears catalog import from the early 20th century or a fine and valuable keepsake...What is it?

Its a Funk Suhl Hahn-Doppelflinte No. 301 made pre 1890. Not sure of the value but that is up to the customer to decide if he wants to invest in it.