Anshutz stock?

[bulletbox]

Does anyone know where I can find an aftermarket stock for a model 64 mpr anshutz. I'm looking for a Sporter stock

 

[Blastattack]

Not a sporter stock, but I have one identical to the one pictured sitting in my gun room, if you're interested.

 

[sunray]

I think Gunparts sells Anschutz stocks, but you should try Western Gun Parts first.
Don't think there are aftermarket stocks, but rummage around here. http://www.targetshooting.ca/

 

[bulletbox]

Not quite what I'm looking for, I'm wondering if there are any custom stock makers, I can't find much on the web.

 

[sillymike]

Custom stock? What's your budget...

Are willing to domsome sanding and finishing, if so, there's alway Richards#Microfit#Gunstocks

 

[bulletbox]

I'm not looking to spend upwards of 900$...

 

[bulletbox]

And it has to be in canada.. And hopefully no rediculous waiting times

 

[sillymike]

Custom stockmakers usually have a waiting list of 6 to 24 months... a semi inletted stock such as Rchard's, it usually takes them 3-6months to ship.

Have you tried contacting North Sylva to see if they can get a factory stock?

 

[bulletbox]

Nope, I don't have much knowledge about this as I've never ordered one before thanks, I'll try them

 

[Archer Sam]

You could try to contact Nordic Marksman and see if they have any used stocks or clearance items. They are an Anschutz dealer. I have attached Carol Mills email address. She has been extremely helpful on a few hings I was looking for.
cmills@eastlink.ca

Scott...

 

[bulletbox]

It doesn't look like Richards inlets for anshutz, or will they do it custom?

 

[sillymike]

Looks like they dropped them... I guess you could get one with no-inletting, and have it done locally.

if you loo, at the end of the Canadian Access to Firearm paper, seems lime there are a few guys that do stock work.