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22 stock id. please help.
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Are distance from the back of the reciever to the drop for the ejection port look very similar to a Ruger 10/22 but I can't see the very front where the barrel cut out is so I am not 100% sure. There is no cheek weld so I'm don't think it's a 10/22.
No it's not a 10/22 I was thinking maybe a Mossberg Plinkster?
I know the taste is not for everybody but you got to admit it stands out a little bit
I dig those tiger stripe jobs. It takes some forethought and imagination to do that and have it look good. Keep it up.
nor for everybody. you pattern them too close they will look kind of cheap but if you hit one right i'ts 'goosebump heaven
I appreciate the kind words but I really need to know what it is LOL
I think it may be a Winchester I found the butt pad for it
If anybody has a Marlin Model 60 flip it upside down and let me see where the trigger is in relation to the cutout
I was think Marlin maybe. The middle hole out of the three fastener holes should a indentation on both sides. The barrel and trigger group are separate Frome each other so the middle hole would keep the trigger and trigger guard assembly all as one on the stock and just the barrel and bolt and tube fed mag all come apart from stock. It could be a their party Marlin. Malin made it for a different co. like you said Western Auto. There's been so many little changes that have been done since that gun started it's crazy so I'm going to stay closer to Marlin than anything else that I'm seeing. I know I looked for 45 minutes to an hour last night to find an exact replica but couldn't.
