AH 20 Stock question?

[Dale Medders]

I have this stock and it shows in the book as AH 20. I am no expert on Parkers but doesn't conjer up what I believe an AH might look like.
Your thoughts?
Thank you,
Dale
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[Bruce Day]

A 20 ga AH for comparison:

[Bill Murphy]

I'm not sure about that stock. I'll wait for more opinions. Dale, thanks for your questions.

[Brian Dudley]

The stock is not original. It may have been put on that number gun, but it is NOT factory.

[Garry L Gordon]

The stock is not original. It may have been put on that number gun, but it is NOT factory.

Brian, could you give us some of the indicators that you saw that allowed you to arrive at your conclusion, please? I like learning from people like you.

[Randy G Roberts]

Possibly the irregular shape of the side panels and the drop points, and the comb of the stock which appears a little tall. Brian??

[Brian Dudley]

Brian, could you give us some of the indicators that you saw that allowed you to arrive at your conclusion, please? I like learning from people like you.

It is pretty simple actually. Everything.
There is absolutely nothing about it that DOES look factory.

The other photos of that stock on ebay show the inletting, which is horrid.

But it has numbers some may say...? The stamp fonts are not correct either.

[Bruce Day]

Stock SN’s :

Photo 1 subject gun

Photo 2 C 20ga original stock struck during same time period.