STOCK REFINISHING.
I have a Browning BAR 22 (mid 70`s Japan)that I would like to either refinish myself, or send out the wood and have it refinished.All metal surfaces still have 90% blue so I don`t need to do anything there.This was my first rifle 25 years ago and the wood had gotten beaten through about every small woods in Indiana. Wood was redone by myself when I was in my teens and didn`t turn out very well. I saw one at a shop recently and remembered how pretty the original finish was on these rifles.Dark,Deep and almost Wet looking. Since I haven`t used this rifle in several years I wouldn`t mind sending out for a Profesional job. More for sintimental value than value of the gun as they aren`t very expensive. thanks.
RONK7716@CS.COM
RONK7716@CS.COM
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Hello ronk7716,
I can do the job. Satisfaction is guaranteed.
E-mail me or call for price if interested.
Thanks
Tip
Tip Burns/
Burns Gun Repair
830-935-3338
www.burnsgun.webpointusa.com/
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RONK,
Those darn trees and rocks sure create some unsightly scars. I just ignore them on hunting arms. If you have previously refinished the wood and plan on having it done again, your wood is probably going to be undersize. There are new original stocks still available. Perhaps the way to go-only a suggestion. 1010 -
Yo, 101Airborne!
My BAR-22 has a split forearm and need a replacement. Where would one look for new stocks for this rifle? Does Browning still offer them? At what cost?
Thanks!
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I just found out that Browning sold all spare parts for the BAR 22, The place to contact is Erv Heiman, somewhere in Canada 780-489-5711 he quoted me a new stock and forearm for 125.00 for the set ,don`t know how much the forearm would be. good luck.
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