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Posted: 3/7/2014 9:18:18 PM EDT
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You might try Wild West Guns in Anchorage, Alaska. They have synthetic stocks for the 1895 Marlins and may have others.
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Posted: 3/9/2014 10:30:02 AM EDT
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Did I read them right? $650 for synthetic stock set?
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Posted: 3/9/2014 10:37:20 AM EDT
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Did I read them right? $650 for synthetic stock set? That would be for a fiberglass stock --- more in common with a custom Mcmillen stock than a cheesy hollow RamLine |
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Posted: 3/9/2014 4:45:53 PM EDT
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Did I read them right? $650 for synthetic stock set? That would be for a fiberglass stock --- more in common with a custom Mcmillen stock than a cheesy hollow RamLine Ramline may be cheesy, but it's also a fuck of a lot cheaper. For $650 you can buy another levergun and paint both stocks matte black. |
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Posted: 3/9/2014 7:47:40 PM EDT
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Ramline may be cheesy, but it's also a fuck of a lot cheaper. For $650 you can buy another levergun and paint both stocks matte black. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Did I read them right? $650 for synthetic stock set? That would be for a fiberglass stock --- more in common with a custom Mcmillen stock than a cheesy hollow RamLine Ramline may be cheesy, but it's also a fuck of a lot cheaper. For $650 you can buy another levergun and paint both stocks matte black. or a pile of replacement wood stock sets from Brownells/Numrich - etc -- and then paint them all with hammertone paint ------honestly - my new 336Y rifle has a laminate stock -- i have been thinking of all kinds of alternatives -- some of the greenish/gray laminates look ok, but the brown laminates are aberrations that should be hidden from view with even uglier black paint ---- like a neglected teenage girl who decides to tart herself up with goth makeup and black fingernails |
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Posted: 3/10/2014 5:49:09 AM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: ---- like a neglected teenage girl who decides to tart herself up with goth makeup and black fingernails   |
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Posted: 3/12/2014 3:56:26 PM EDT
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The 1894 has a black painted stock and IMO it looks better than the Ramline the 336 under it is wearing. 2 coats of black primer and 2 coats of Rustoleum Hammered. |
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Posted: 3/13/2014 4:11:45 PM EDT
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All I want is another set I can put on my 1894SS when I have it out in the field. Bad presumption that synthetic would be cheap. The wood I have (on the rifle) is really nice but I already put a couple dents and scratches on it and would like to keep it looking good. I am really rough on my equipment when I hunt.
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Posted: 3/16/2014 6:32:34 PM EDT
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All I want is another set I can put on my 1894SS when I have it out in the field. Bad presumption that synthetic would be cheap. The wood I have (on the rifle) is really nice but I already put a couple dents and scratches on it and would like to keep it looking good. I am really rough on my equipment when I hunt. Why not find another set of bullshit wood for it then paint that? |
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Posted: 3/18/2014 6:38:08 PM EDT
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Why not find another set of bullshit wood for it then paint that? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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All I want is another set I can put on my 1894SS when I have it out in the field. Bad presumption that synthetic would be cheap. The wood I have (on the rifle) is really nice but I already put a couple dents and scratches on it and would like to keep it looking good. I am really rough on my equipment when I hunt. Why not find another set of bullshit wood for it then paint that? Thats what I plan to do, but I won't even bother painting it. Just beat it up in the field as-is! |
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Posted: 4/2/2014 6:36:01 PM EDT
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Why not find another set of bullshit wood for it then paint that? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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All I want is another set I can put on my 1894SS when I have it out in the field. Bad presumption that synthetic would be cheap. The wood I have (on the rifle) is really nice but I already put a couple dents and scratches on it and would like to keep it looking good. I am really rough on my equipment when I hunt. Why not find another set of bullshit wood for it then paint that?  Where does that tree grow? 
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Posted: 4/13/2014 11:05:14 PM EDT
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Phil, tell me more about your square bolt Marlin. Is it a 44 mag? Looks like a Burris FF red dot. How did you mount that? How do you like the dot? Thanks.
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Posted: 4/17/2014 7:24:13 PM EDT
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Phil, tell me more about your square bolt Marlin. Is it a 44 mag? Looks like a Burris FF red dot. How did you mount that? How do you like the dot? Thanks. I have one on a Buckmark and love it. On the pistol it is a little hard to bring it up quickly, but I am going to throw it on a rifle to see how it is on a long gun. |
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Posted: 4/25/2014 10:52:53 AM EDT
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I have an MPI fiberglass stock set on 1894C. It is marketed for an 1895 but it fits the 94's too. Total cost was not cheap, around ~$330 unfinished and unfitted. It would be cheaper to by a replacement wood set for sure, but I had my heart set on synthetic for the weight and moisture resistance. Overall, I'm reall happy with mine. I'll post some pics later.
http://www.mpistocks.com/blankpricelist.htm |
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Posted: 4/25/2014 6:25:53 PM EDT
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Phil, tell me more about your square bolt Marlin. Is it a 44 mag? Looks like a Burris FF red dot. How did you mount that? How do you like the dot? Thanks. I love the dot on that rifle and with the Marlin specific base, it sits nice and low. It's actually a 357, my 44 mag is stainless.
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