Boys' First Duck Hunts

[OH Osthaus]

Mills

i certainly don't know how bad the wrist break is, but have you checked with any of the stock experts to see if it can be repaired?

it would be a shame to lose that nice looking rounded grip stock

[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by Rick Losey

Mills

i certainly don't know how bad the wrist break is, but have you checked with any of the stock experts to see if it can be repaired?

it would be a shame to lose that nice looking rounded grip stock

I agree - that is a classic Parker ball grip with the deeply fluted 'nose of the comb' that should not be lost. Most broken wrists can be repaired to a finish that will be undetectable and will easily withstand continued shooting. I have seen some amazing work done by David Trevallion. There are a few others as well.