wood stock ID???

jag

June 19, 2011 13:01

just picked up several wood stocks and would like to list for sale but dont know what they belong to! so, since ya'll have been very helpful in the past, I'd offer to frequent posters here for 10 bux ea but would appreciate any feedback on what they are for...thanks!
ps- If you cant tell from pics, most if not all would need refinishing

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  wpage

  June 19, 2011 15:41

  Woodstock Festival!
  Two at bottom most look like 12 ga pump for-ends off Stevens 70 and Remington 870 12's

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  givette

  June 19, 2011 15:45

  Eval below is accomplished by using the 'elimination' process. So, and with that said..
  
  2nd photo: (stock with the cutout) is for a WWII era M1 carbine. It's not the potbelly style made for the M2 carbines.
  
  Bottom photo: Cosmo-blackened stock is for a Remington M1903 (identical to Springfield, but minus the finger grooves).
  
  Best I could do Joe

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  62fuelie

  June 19, 2011 16:48

  Well, here's one more. The stock below the M-1 carbine is for a Mossberg .22. Can't be specific as to model without more pictures. The middle stock in the top photo looks to be for a bolt action shotgun, possibly Marlin. The top two in the bottom photo appear to be from pump action pellet guns.

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  thorhammer

  June 19, 2011 17:14

  The M1 carbine stock looks to be a high wood stock. These are highly sought after and if without cracks could get $150 - $250 depending on any stamps(cartouches) on stock and condition.

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  thorhammer

  June 19, 2011 17:21

  The stock in the first photo 5th one down is a mossberg bolt action shotgun stock(the one with the hole in the stocks middle) Single shot or clip depends if there's a cut-out for a magazine. Unknown if 12 0r 20 ga.

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  thorhammer

  June 19, 2011 17:26

  Also saw in first photo 1st stock is also a mossberg bolt action, floor plate looks like a cut-out for a magazine.

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  upjumtddebl

  June 19, 2011 17:49

  third one from the bottem in the next to last photo (with the top wood handguard) is for a Marlin model M1 .22 rifle

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  jag

  June 20, 2011 02:50

  awesome, thanks guys!...keep'm coming!

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  RCrosby

  June 21, 2011 16:58

  #6 looks a lot like the wood on my Remington 550-1

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  b0400879

  June 22, 2011 05:40

  3rd pic, 4th stock from top: sawed-off & heavily sanded WW2 German K98k laminated beech.
  BTW, the milled magazine/triggerguard assy @ lower R in last pic is native to this stock.

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