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Source for Winchester Model 94 replacement stock in high grade walnut?

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24 September 2008, 22:53
Paul Reed
Source for Winchester Model 94 replacement stock in high grade walnut?
Greetings AR Colleagues,

Does anyone know who makes replacement stocks, in a higher grade than standard, say fancy or X, for a post 64 Winchester Model 94 lever action. I tried Boyds, Precision and a few others and it seems like they no longer have them available. I’m not looking to just replace the stock but to upgrade the quality of the wood.

Anybody got any ideas where to look?

Thanks


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24 September 2008, 23:17
Jim Kobe
Try Wenig's in Missouri. I have one on order from them right now.


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25 September 2008, 02:34
larrys
I know it's more expensive, but if you have the old one you can buy a blank and have it duplicated.


Larry

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25 September 2008, 02:43
srtrax
Or give this guy a look see.
http://treebonecarving.com/


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25 September 2008, 07:12
M1Tanker
I cant say enough good words about George Peterson at:

www.treebonecarving.com

George does an outstanding job with his turning. What he calls 90% inletted is what all the other companies call a drop in fit. His stocks are very well machined and require a minimal amount of fitting. I have had George turn sets for Marlin 1894's, 1897, Winchester 9422's, and Winchester 1894's. He has 2 blanks of mine and Dad's right now being turned for our pre-64 1894's.

George keeps an outstanding inventory of blanks on hand and can get you exactly what you want in your stock.


William Berger

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