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Need a real good fore end stock for a Ithaca 49 saddle carbine 22. Gun does not have a dove tail front sight. Has the slip on barrel band. I am going to refinish it but the wood must be in pretty good shape with no busted parts. Ray
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still in need....................
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My youngest boy has one that I refinished for him. It’s a neat little rifle.
If I were you I would try Numrich gun parts, Jack First or Gunbroker. Good luck!
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Tried Numerich...out. Tried Jack... no listing and didn't find one on GB. Was hoping some one on here had one. Thanks for the help. How did you finish the receiver ?
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No problem. I just painted it and surprisingly it’s held up pretty well.
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Thanks and am still looking for a fore end. Ray
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I think I have one. I'll look this weekend.
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They came in two finishes, a lighter oak looking color, made of elm, and then a darker colored one like walnut stain. They don't interchange and match well, even when stripped down and re stained. Which finish do you need ? I may have one to part with.
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This one went thru a fire and was scorched and I have had to do a lot of rasping and sanding of the butt stock to get past the burn in the wood but I think it was the dark one. Pretty wood when you get down to it. You would be doing me a big favor if you have one. This will probably be the last gun I redo. Ray
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