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This site came up on a search and I joined. I have an Ogden Smiths and Hussey 20 ga given by my grandfather and now I want to give it down a couple of more generations. The gun is lightweight and small-built for a woman. The stock was replaced in about 1960 and the job was pretty poor. I would like to have a classy stock done by a true professional, and it appears that I should have the gun measured for strength before it is given to my granddaughter. Any suggestions. Thanks for the help.
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