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<blockquote>I will add please, please, please do not get an original length rifle stock and cut it down. There are thousands of cut down rifle stocks out there in the world made into "carbines" that original stocks are becoming endangered spieces as much as true carbine stocks.<br /><br />...

Anyone have a stock for ann 1899 Krag carbine they'd like to part with?

Thanks,

Gary

Will a stock from an 1898,1896 0r 1892 fit an 1899 krag?

My 1899 is in pieces at this time waiting for some sort of spirit to move me to get started in restocking it. I got a reproduction semi-inletted stock from Tree Bone Carving a couple of years ago and all I've done so far is fit the butt plate. A bit puzzled as to where to start with the stock as the...

<blockquote>Hi guy, new guy here. Not new to firearms though.<br /><br />I recently aquired my grandfathers 30-40 Krag. I wish it was, but its not in great shape... He chopped the barrel when he messed up the crown, broke the stock, pipe clamps holding it together, he drilled and tapped the receiver...

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