Tactical strike

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Junk Yard Dog
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Option three, find an original stock with a good forend and use it to fix your matching stock.
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She's a real beauty. Damn bubba!!! Best of luck finding a replacement stock. They don't exactly grow on trees. I have pondered trying to resurrect an Argentine or two and haven't been able to find a stock - at least a decent one and you need a decent one to match up with this fine rifle. :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
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Junk Yard Dog wrote:Option three, find an original stock with a good forend and use it to fix your matching stock.
That is a good plan Jim. I am wondering if a Chilean 1895 stock would work for a donor? There is one of them available on an auction site.
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