Shotgun Stocks

[North Wind]

Hey folks,

I'm looking for some nice, wooden furniture for a Mossberg 500. Does anyone have any recommendations on where I could look? Seems everything is plastic now.

 

[straightshooter]

There's no such thing as wooden furniture for a gun.

What you want are probably walnut stocks. Wooden barrel bands, escutcheons, etc would be useless.

 

[gunsaholic]

What he is saying is, the term furniture when talking about firearms actually refers to the metal hardware of a particular gun. It does not refer to the wood.
As far as your gun, you probably will have to look at places in the US such as Macon stocks. Or try Western Gun Parts in Edmonton. They may have one.

 

[Winchested]

I'm sure a WTB ad on the EE would work. Took me a few months but someone finally sold me some nice stocks from a Winchester 1200 for my 1300.

 

[gunsaholic]

I'm sure a WTB ad on the EE would work. Took me a few months but someone finally sold me some nice stocks from a Winchester 1200 for my 1300.

Yep, that would likely get results as well. Last summer I needed a stock for a Browning Superposed 20 gauge. I went on Gun Broker in the US and found a new old stock factory stock. And low and behold it was listed by Western Gun Parts!

 

[kamlooky]

Boyd's?

 

[TACTICAL111]

Does anyone have any recommendations on where I could look

Numrich Gun Parts, they have tons. Where I got mine, they ship to Canada.

 

[North Wind]

There's no such thing as wooden furniture for a gun.

What you want are probably walnut stocks. Wooden barrel bands, escutcheons, etc would be useless.

Yes, sorry. Wooden stocks. Thanks for the info guys!