Can anyone identify this stock?
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i think it is one of the older Ramlines. The molded in sling loop recess strikes a chord.
i think it is one of the older Ramlines. The molded in sling loop recess strikes a chord.
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A friend had one like that IIRC. That stock would have to be around 20 years old to not have studs though.
A friend had one like that IIRC. That stock would have to be around 20 years old to not have studs though.
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Bell and Carlson used to make a stock like that, Wade is on here time to time Id PM him on it.
Bell and Carlson used to make a stock like that, Wade is on here time to time Id PM him on it.
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Bell & Carlson came out with that model and sling mounting in mid 80's. Can't remember how many yrs they actually made it. They were mostly a foam core and not real strong, at least the one I had bought for then wife's rifle. I wasn't real impressed with it!
Bell & Carlson came out with that model and sling mounting in mid 80's. Can't remember how many yrs they actually made it. They were mostly a foam core and not real strong, at least the one I had bought for then wife's rifle. I wasn't real impressed with it!
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Yep, it's a Bell & Carlson.
About 1980 or so, I bought one at a local shop for a Model 70 that was cracked through the wrist. Paid about $65.00 for it. Liked it so much that I epoxied the wooden stock, put it back on the Winchester, and gave the B&C away.
Yep, it's a Bell & Carlson.
About 1980 or so, I bought one at a local shop for a Model 70 that was cracked through the wrist. Paid about $65.00 for it. Liked it so much that I epoxied the wooden stock, put it back on the Winchester, and gave the B&C away.
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Scott E White</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Yep, it's a Bell & Carlson.
About 1980 or so, I bought one at a local shop for a Model 70 that was cracked through the wrist. Paid about $65.00 for it. Liked it so much that I epoxied the wooden stock, put it back on the Winchester, and gave the B&C away. </div></div>
Gotcha...
Guess I'll pass!
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Scott E White</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Yep, it's a Bell & Carlson.
About 1980 or so, I bought one at a local shop for a Model 70 that was cracked through the wrist. Paid about $65.00 for it. Liked it so much that I epoxied the wooden stock, put it back on the Winchester, and gave the B&C away. </div></div>
Gotcha...
Guess I'll pass!
Re: Can anyone identify this stock?
That is a B&C stock. If you scrape the inletting and it has a yellow core material it is constructed similar to our Carbelite stocks today. The "core" material back then wasn't the greatest, but the shell of the stock was very rigid.
B&C also made stocks in that era that were gel coat stocks. These are extremely tough stocks throughout. Some did have a yellow core, but mostly black.
That is a B&C stock. If you scrape the inletting and it has a yellow core material it is constructed similar to our Carbelite stocks today. The "core" material back then wasn't the greatest, but the shell of the stock was very rigid.
B&C also made stocks in that era that were gel coat stocks. These are extremely tough stocks throughout. Some did have a yellow core, but mostly black.
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