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Any sourches for replacement stocks for Ruger #1 with the A. Henry forend?
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Check Treebone Carving. One of his pictures shows his english pattern with an Alex Henry forend.
 
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Hi,

I own a 1-A 7x57 with Henry Alex forend.
But want to now the purpose with that cut?
More than a lovely design Bill Ruger copy.
 
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Originally posted by 280SWE:
Hi,

I own a 1-A 7x57 with Henry Alex forend.
But want to now the purpose with that cut?
More than a lovely design Bill Ruger copy.


280. Are you referring to the groove at the front of the forearm? I don't think it had any purpose other than cosmetic and was a distinctive feature on rifles made by Alex Henry. probably was kind of like a trademark or signature feature.
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Originally posted by 280SWE:
Hi,

I own a 1-A 7x57 with Henry Alex forend.
But want to now the purpose with that cut?
More than a lovely design Bill Ruger copy.


I always thought it was to accomodate a portable rest / sticks...

There is actually a name for this cut, but it an odd sounding word, & escapes me at the moment.

No. 1S / 45-70


Regards - GCF
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