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Leavenworth

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I just received this stock but have no idea what manufacturer it is . Here are some pictures that might help you figure it out .
What would you do with it ? Find the matching barrel and action ? It's in really nice shape and fits me well when shouldering it .
Thanks
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Okay Thanks for the replies so far . When you are saying P 14 or P17 you are saying Parker Hale ? No disrespect but are you sure about your identification . I did a quick search and P14 doesn't look anything like the stock I posted .


What can I do with it ? Ideas ? Like I mentioned it fits me quite nice .
It was passed down to me and it would be a good tribute to the fella if I could use it . He would be smiling down with joy !
Thanks
 
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It is a mauser stock of some sort would be my guess with a side safety inlet. But possibly a BSA P14/M17 with a flat floor plate. Measure distance between action screw holes and you will have your answer for sure.
 
everett said:
It is a mauser stock of some sort would be my guess with a side safety inlet. Measure distance between action screw holes and you will have your answer for sure.
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I also think a mauser action based on the small hole drilled from top on left side across from the bolt handle relief. The bottom of the threaded screw for the bolt release fits in that hole.
 
Leavenworth said:
Okay Thanks for the replies so far . When you are saying P 14 or P17 you are saying Parker Hale ? No disrespect but are you sure about your identification . I did a quick search and P14 doesn't look anything like the stock I posted .


What can I do with it ? Ideas ? Like I mentioned it fits me quite nice .
It was passed down to me and it would be a good tribute to the fella if I could use it . He would be smiling down with joy !
Thanks
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It actually does fir a 1917 or P14 Enfield, the right side where th PH safety normaly go however, is releived for the safety
Here are pictures of my Sporterized BSA P14 With a Bishop stock .
Cat
https://imgur.com/BBybdLY
https://imgur.com/ixZ90UC
 
Paul_T said:
interesting. Not for a mauser action then

Mauser action receiver screws c>c

7.835 is standard
7.620 is intermediate
some commercial
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7.225
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Okay Thanks Paul . I really would like to nail this stock identification down . As mentioned I would like to make the rifle whole again and do honor to the fella that passed it down to me
 
I agree that this is probably for a P14/M1917. There was a cottage industry in the '50's-'60's-'70's converting military surplus rifles into sporters. This stock is probably one of those and it might be hard to attribute it to any particular maker. A lot of Parker Hale stocks were made by Sile, and they also sold replacement stocks on the open market. That's probably why it looks like a Parker Hale.
 
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I agree that this is probably for a P14/M1917. There was a cottage industry in the '50's-'60's-'70's converting military surplus rifles into sporters. This stock is probably one of those and it might be hard to attribute it to any particular maker. A lot of Parker Hale stocks were made by Sile, and they also sold replacement stocks on the open market. That's probably why it looks like a Parker Hale.
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I have had a reply that suggests it may be a BSA Monarch from the 70's ?
 
Find a base model P-14 or M17 sporter by BSA, and voila, you've got a nice rifle. The base model has a cut down military stock, c/w steel butt plate, but otherwise has been properly sported. You should be able to pick one up for ~300$. Otherwise, you could sell the stock for ~ 150$...
 
I have looked online at the P14 P17 and I just don’t see this stock as one of those . This stock is a modern looking sportsman’s rifle / hunting rifle . It’s not a military rifle .The stock is checkered and it looks factory
 
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