At the risk of offending the purists, does anyone know of a source of synthetic stocks for the Marlin 1894?

Thanks!

Stranger,
* * * Past posts have shown you to be a man of good taste, so I'm just going to close my ears (eyes?) and pretend you didn't ask this question!!! :biggrin:
* * *Honestly though, I can't answer your question. I have seen synthetics for Win '94 and I believe for the 336, but don't recall ever seeing one for the 1894. Good luck in your search! * * *ID

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Ramline (part of Blount 1-800-635-7656) list one for the 336 in the 1997 catalogue, so they might make one for the 1894 now. Just promise to never bring it to Saskatchewan.

Bye
Jack

Please...

forgive me...

I just don't know what got into me :-)

I can't image why I would ever want to do such a thing! I must have been delerious!

Synthetics!!

Ugggh!

Yuck!!!