Now what do I do?

[John D.]

Originally Posted by Dave Suponski

...I agree with Mr. Dunkle whole heartedly.......

Thanks Dave!!!

Originally Posted by Dave Suponski

...His logic (in this instance at least ) is sound.

Yea, my Doctor told me "today is a good day for you John - your meds are working.."...

Originally Posted by Dean Romig

Contact David Trevallion in Maine, one of the very best at this kind of repair in the business.

I second that - but, I had heard that Dave is very backlogged right now (and yes, he *is* one of the best in the business)... If that's the case - we might have to come up with a "Plan B" for Ray, presuming he want's to go that route?

Best to you,

John

[Autumn Daze]

Sorry John..I just could't resist...

Anyway Plan B for Ray is Stock Fixers I have heard very good things about these guys.... stocks@ruralfree.net

Or Plan C The Stock Doctor..Dennis Smith He has done some very good work fo me....thestockdr@riflemag.com

[John D.]

Originally Posted by Dave Suponski

Sorry John..I just could't resist......

Well - next time - just resist that urge...

Originally Posted by Dave Suponski

...Anyway Plan B for Ray is Stock Fixers I have heard very good things about these guys.... stocks@ruralfree.net......Or Plan C The Stock Doctor..Dennis Smith He has done some very good work fo me....thestockdr@riflemag.com

I have heard good things about them as well - but I don't have any direct experience. That being said - I do know another guy near me who does stock repairs (and builds custom stocks that are simply wonderful) "by referral" only, and depending on what Ray decides - can put them in touch.

Best to you Dave!!

John

[Autumn Daze]

Sorry John..Its just not in my nature to resist... But I can take it too

[Buddy Marson]

Ray, I can highly recommend Dennis Smith the "Stock Doctor" he has over 40 years in the stock business and repairing broken stocks, checkering, and refinishing is what he does. Not to mention re-stocking. His work is excellent! I would give this project some careful thought if I wanted to shoot this gun and the dimensions weren't right for me with the broken stock I would lean towards building a new stock to fit me and retain the orginal for resale.
Good luck! Enjoy the journey!