Pistol stock silliness

[Colin]

Always liked pistol stocks and thought I would see what various firearms would look like with a Broomhandle stock attached. It's been a stressful day i needed to do something totally useless.

and finally where the stock really belongs, thanks Navyshooter!!

 

[MasterPython]

Cool. I think you would need a tax stamp for that in the states. Their laws on pistols with stock are rather silly.

 

[Can-down]

How's the fit on the Mauser?

 

[Colin]

It a bit tight, I plan to gently file the stock metal, won't take much.

 

[MTF]

There have been enough pistols made to take stocks that someone somewhere thinks they have a purpose. I've used a couple from time to time, and while they're certainly helpful in long-range shooting, carrying the stock around can be kind of a nuisance. Many years ago there was a man named Cannon who was active in the development of bullets filled with birdshot and similar small pellets. He also marketed a clever stock that was legal in the US because it wasn't attached to a pistol, and could be used with just about any handgun. Worked reasonably well. They're more fun than anything else, I think.

 

[B]

I prefer the look of the VP-70M with it's stock but some of those are bearable to look at. I guess.

 

[Can-down]

It a bit tight, I plan to gently file the stock metal, won't take much.

I tried one recently and it was tight in that it would not latch on but it was very loose side to side.

The revolver looks best among the others.

 

[chemo]

theres one available for your 1911 at numrich gun parts!

is this what you're talking about?



It looks promising to say the least, especially with one of these 40-round mags

 

[Colin]

I don't think I could afford to fill that drum with .45acp, but I like that stock!!

 

[chemo]

well it would be blocked to 10 rounds anyway...
mgiht as well take a legit 1911 mag and stick a 10/22 promag drum mag just for the looks of it