Hi Y'all,
I have an 1889 32/20. I need a stock, hard to find. Will a stock from other models fit the 1889?
Model 1889
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Regnier (gunrunner)
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Re: Model 1889
RickB;
If you do not have to have an original stock, you can purchase a new one from Precision Gun Stocks of Kerrville, Texas. Go to www.precisiongunstocks.com and get a new one. List price on the site is $85.00 and it pretty much ready to go. Some inletting and finishing is necessary, but at least you will have a stock.
Good luck......
If you do not have to have an original stock, you can purchase a new one from Precision Gun Stocks of Kerrville, Texas. Go to www.precisiongunstocks.com and get a new one. List price on the site is $85.00 and it pretty much ready to go. Some inletting and finishing is necessary, but at least you will have a stock.
Good luck......
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marlinman93
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Re: Model 1889
I have fit Model 1894 stocks to 1889 models, but it takes some more inletting around the lower tang to make them fit.
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