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Posted in a couple of other forums as well:

I have my father’s 99M1 that I learned to shoot with as a child. Several years ago he was riding with the gun on his 4 wheeler and broke the stock when he flipped the 4 wheeler. He took the gun apart to clean it and never put it back together. When he died a few years ago, I ended up with a box of gun parts and pieces. I know everything is not there but most of it is. I can find a stock but what I need is someone who is trustworthy that can put this gun back together. It probably means more to me than any other gun I own. Any help would be appreciated.

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I would think any competent gunsmith could easily reassemble it. If you need a stock let me know. I believe I saw one around here someplace.


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I definitely need a stock for it. How much do you want for the one you have?

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Presuming all the parts are there it shouldn't be too hard to watch a video and put it back together. If you can't find an original birch wood stock it might be a good time to upgrade to a walnut Boyds stock.


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Originally Posted by kingstrider
Presuming all the parts are there it shouldn't be too hard to watch a video and put it back together. If you can't find an original birch wood stock it might be a good time to upgrade to a walnut Boyds stock.
Original 99M1 stocks were walnut.

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