P14 replacement stock?

[Broughton]

Did a search but it did not turn up any results. I have an old P14 rifle with a crisp action and a clean functioning bolt, but the stock has seen better days. I know it doesn't state it in the cabelas ad but will the ATI stocks for enfields fit my pattern 14 ? I don't have a pic but I can get one later tonight. It's in .303 British and id like re revive this historical firearm, so if anyone can suggest a replacement stock that'd be great! Thanks

 

[ratherbefishin]

Boyds?

 

[Talquin]

see if someome can duplicate one for you. lou should be around shortly

 

[cosmic]

Boyds sells sporter stocks for P-14/M17 - and exports to Canada under 100$. You have to establish whether the trigger-guard has been flattened on your rifle - the Boyds stocks have the original step profile.

 

[louthepou]

see if someome can duplicate one for you. lou should be around shortly

Geez you guys know me well!

I wonder if Numrich (w w w.gunpartscorp.com) would have something decent as well, despite their $25 export fee.

 

[sunray]

Where you are matters.
"...ATI stocks for Enfields..." That'd be for a Lee-Enfield. ATI doesn't make a stock for the Pattern 14/17.
Boyds makes a semi-inletted(fitting and finishing required. No metal.) walnut stock for the Pattern 17. Ordering the stock and both handguards will put you over the $100. They're out of stock of the stocks. Back orders are being taken with a 6 week wait. They do have the handguards at $59.16US though.
"...wonder if Numrich..." Sold out.
"...duplicate one..." Cost a fortune. Starts at $215Cdn.
Try Western Gunparts.

 

[Tyler]

Ordering the stock and both handguards will put you over the $100. They're out of stock of the stocks. Back orders are being taken with a 6 week wait. They do have the handguards at $59.16US though.

Hmmm... in that case, I would suggest to the OP that he only buy the stock and look for the handguards locally. Isn't the limit higher than $100 anyway?

OP: It is easier to find original handguards if you look around. They show up more often as they usually get tossed in a parts bin while the original stock gets hacked to bits. I've got a few sets kicking around back in Canada that I picked up at Epps for about $10 each.

It wouldn't hurt to put up a request in the EE either. Or find a gunshow specimen with a shot out bore and swap sets. Both methods worked for me, you just need to be patient.