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Looking for one of the plastic stocks from a Featherweight for One Piece Bottom Metal.



Thanks

Might be tough to find for one piece BM. That’s the all terrain stock and all that I have seen were 2 piece BM.

You can certainly get one from McMillan set up for one piece.

Never been such an animal w/1-piece BM.

[quote=AKwolverine]Might be tough to find for one piece BM. That’s the all terrain stock and all that I have seen were 2 piece

Yup, that stock is from a Winchester All Terrain model rifle, which was made before the 1 piece bottom metal came about.I have one but use it when I hunt my FWT rifle to save the wood..Used to be a ton of these on ebay, but haven't checked lately If you find the stock 2 piece bottom metal is pretty easy to find. . Just thought I'd pile on!

There were some made in SC, so I assume those would have one piece bottom metal.

Bought one close to that from CDNN, not sure if it is the same but might be worth a look.

Featherweights yes; all terrains ... no.

Numrich shows the stock for SC Made Featherweights, but it is sold out.

If you can find yourself the 2-piece bottom metal you need I'll sell you an All-Terrain I'm not using.

Not the easiest site to navigate and I’m curious - have a link?

Thanks. My guess would be old stock and 2 piece BM, but who knows. No SC guns came with these as factory attire.
If you decide to take horse up on his offer, I can hook you up with 2 piece BM.

Still Looking

I think you're going to be looking for a long time. So far as I know, these stocks don't exist in a 1-piece bottom metal configuration. Those stocks came on the Winchester Stainless Classic All-terrain version produced from 96-98 (I think I got those years right anyhow) and I don't think Winchester was using any 1-piece bottom metal on the Stainless Classics at that time.

As you and the others mentioned, I am looking for a unicorn. At this point I am just looking for the stock and will likely hit up AKwolverine for some bottom metal. Or, I might just call Wildcat Composites and buy one of his stocks.

I would highly recommend that. Stuart’s stocks are more than a step up from what you are looking for in this thread.

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