Synthetic stock for new Marlin 444?

[Why not?]

Anyone know where to find one? Friend of mine in Palmer, Ak, can’t find one there.

“Been looking for a synthetic stock for a marlin 444, they don’t seem to be available. If you happen to run across one, please grab it for me.”

He bought it recently, and doesn’t want to damage the walnut stock.
Ted

 

[DANS40X]

OEM Walnut & Laminate replacements are <$150 USD.
Tupperware inj molded...years ago.
Synthetic -while you're at it, manufacture thousands for the 1894's & 1895's!!

 

[Why not?]

Exactly! He’s not interested in Tupperware at all.

I wonder if Wildcat Composites would be interested in making one? Once the first one was done, the rest would be relatively easy.

Ted

 

[conor_90]

I have heard mixed reviews on the quality of these stocks:

https://mpicustomstocks.com/

Been day dreaming about their blr stock for a while but I'd like to see one

Weirdly do not appear to have a stock for the 92, would be cool on a mares leg of stainless rossi 454

 

[Why not?]

Tried calling them. Left a message.

 

[piker]

Wild West guns in Alaska lists a synthetic stock option for their “co-pilot” at a cool $880US - perhaps they offer a blank that could work?

 

[bcsteve]

I went with a factory grey laminate on my .444 Marlin.

 

[Why not?]

Where did you get it, and how much?

Thanks,
Ted

 

[bcsteve]

Where did you get it, and how much?

Thanks,
Ted

Got it directly from Gravel Agency. Can't remember exactly but I think it was around $250 for both pieces (they're sold separately) but that was 10-12 years ago.

 

[Why not?]

Thanks for the info.

He lives in Alaska, so can probably get the factory laminate there.

Ted