Nylon 66

[Jericho]

I have a Nylon 66 that my deceased uncle owned... had his name and address carved on the side. It has a lot of sentimental value to the family. The stock is cracked though and I cannot find a spare around anywhere. I even asked on rimfirecentral. Anyone know of where I might be able to search for one?

It'd be neat to have one carved or made out of newer synthetics but I doubt that'll happen... lol.

 

[hutchster]

if you are serious about having a modern stock made for it, you could check out robertson stocks, on their website they state that they do custom stock moulding.
i'm not sure about cost, i would assume its pricey, but search for member ian robertson, he's a dealer here
here's his website
http://www.robertsoncomposites.com/htmlfiles800/RobertsonComposites800.html

 

[Jericho]

Thanks, I'll fire off an email!

 

[kens]

try this as well. http://www.nylonrifles.com/forums/

 

[Jefferson]

sorenson

in bc might do a stock that is partially inletted from robertson,

you need a schematic of the action for Ian to tell you if any of thier stocks would be clost to an inlet that would work, not too likely

Jeff

send it off to dennis sorenson good guy

 

[sunray]

Having a stock made will cost more than the rifle is worth. If the crack is easy to get at, epoxy will fix it. One of the needle applicators and a clamp should do it nicely.
Or try a few of these U.S. guys.
http://www.remington.com/support/repair_services/specialty_parts_dealers.asp
It's a good rifle, but can be a nightmare to take apart and get back together. There's a .pdf manual here. http://stevespages.com/page7b.htm

 

[Jericho]

I'm aware that it may cost more than the rifle is worth, but unless I can find a rusted out one with a good stock, I will have to go that route. If this was just a rifle kicking around, I would probably part it out. However it has great sentimental value and deserves to be 100%

 

[Dark Alley Dan]

Bud:

Here's a thread at NylonRifles that may be of interest...

http://www.nylonrifles.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=355

Cheers, and good luck.

Dan

 

[Jericho]

Thanks!

 

[Teapot]

Glue it.

 

[scanner]

Fry, Remington guranted the nylon stock for life. Call or write to Remington.

 

[667]

Try

http://www.westerngunparts.com/

 

[Jericho]

Glue it.

It's beyond repair unfortunately..

 

[cyclone]

Glue it.

It's an idea...

It's beyond repair unfortunately..

I've done it before, actually. PM me a pic, I'll see if it can be done, IMHO. For a "novice" fiddler like me, taking down the Nylon 66 is too much of a fright (yea, I admit it ), but there are stocks you can buy online, if you don't mind the assembly/disassembly factor.

If true (and you have the necessary paperwork?), this sounds much better:

Fry, Remington guranted the nylon stock for life. Call or write to Remington.

Hope it turns out well!

 

[Wendell]

Check with Numrich Arms/ Gun Parts Corp.
http://www.e-gunparts.com/productschem.asp?chrMasterModel=0860zNYLON%2066

 

[Ganderite]

Paul Reiben has a stock copying machone. he could make you a nice laminated wood stock, copying a plastic one. 250 372-7030

My guess is it would cost around $300

 

[cyclone]

Paul Reiben has a stock copying machone. he could make you a nice laminated wood stock, copying a plastic one. 250 372-7030

My guess is it would cost around $300

The labour is the killer (once you even have the stock)?

 

[Ganderite]

Or, you could buy a new rifle. I have a brown Nylon 66 brand new in the box, never been fired.

 

[maketrack]

stock

hi fry, going to the gun show on sunday . do you want the guys number to call that has a new cbc nylon 66 black , i think hes asking 175 . like i said before you can take the guts out and put your gun in that stock . let me know ,ill get his number for you k
dale

 

[sidney]

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