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Is that a laminated stock?

Looks like a cva hawken pistol to me.

Traditions stocks have the wedge key generally 2" further back. Also if that's a button breech, stocks that use a hook breech, will be different in the tang inletting and trigger inletting. I don't fully understand what you're try to get. If you want a different stock, your best bet is to buy...

I tried that years ago and didn't like it.

No, its Water based.

A wonderful day at the range! 50 yards Traditions St.louis Hawken .54 70gr 3fg Gearhart-owen .530 cast balls .020" patches No swabbing between shots! I was testing a new range lube, a mixture of Birchwood Casey No.77 bore cleaner and Ballistol. Once I buy more supplies, I'll take...

Mountain rifles will fetch $400+ but without pictures, there's no telling what they actually are worth.

I got a package in and it definitely is just a name. Very waxy and dries up quick when you rub it between your fingers.

A lot of conical bullets enjoy the 1:48 twist. 385gr Hornady great plains bullets are an excellent option.

Most likely maple. Never seen an Mr with walnut.

I didn't watch it all, but if you have a hard time seeing your sights, I can't really go by what's reported.

See it's that kind of laziness in thinking, that causes companies to screw our group out of items we need. You don't speak up, don't cry when it's gone.

Each of my 5oz tins contains 1/4 cup of pure bear oil. Add any more and it's too runny and flat out liquid in the summer heat. Pure bear oil by itself makes a terrible patch lube. Guarantee you, the bigger companies if it's real bear oil, only contains slight traces.

Everyone literally needs to email them and flood their system, demanding production increase for #10 & #11 caps.

They're telling you that so you don't fiddle with the breech plug itself.

It's a .22 brush the clean traditions and cvas. Lyman used the larger 30cal plus. You're wasting time trying to clean that. Hot soapy water does it. If you're having ignition trouble, a $20 bore camera Will allow you to see the face of the drum/breech. Sometimes folks turn the drum so the...

That's a maple Frontier stock

Do them right and they are a treasure