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As title said looking for a fair price for TC New Englander stock, everything except the barrel and in good shape. Thanks .
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Fair price for NE shotgun stock??
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There is one on eBay but it isn't cheap, $265 shipped, lots of them without the hardware. Buying the hardware for a bare stock can get very expensive. I would guess around $200 for your stock would be a fair price; eBay prices are out the roof.
I posted a "wanted" ad here for a complete Hawken stock less the barrel and was offered one for $200 which I bought after looking at the eBay prices. Turns out the stock looked great on the outside but had internal cracks and flaws where you couldn't see them. I fixed everything to be stronger than a factory stock, added a GM drop in barrel and made a nice gun.
Here is the finished stock before I put the barrel in it, I removed a lot of excess wood.
I got lucky one time and bought a really rough Renegade stock less the lock and barrel for $60 from a friend who didn't need it. The stock looked like someone had batted rocks with it. I went to work on it with a steam iron and removed almost all of the dents. I added an L&R RPL lock and a NOS .54 TC kit barrel and made a nice gun.
I posted a "wanted" ad here for a complete Hawken stock less the barrel and was offered one for $200 which I bought after looking at the eBay prices. Turns out the stock looked great on the outside but had internal cracks and flaws where you couldn't see them. I fixed everything to be stronger than a factory stock, added a GM drop in barrel and made a nice gun.
Here is the finished stock before I put the barrel in it, I removed a lot of excess wood.
I got lucky one time and bought a really rough Renegade stock less the lock and barrel for $60 from a friend who didn't need it. The stock looked like someone had batted rocks with it. I went to work on it with a steam iron and removed almost all of the dents. I added an L&R RPL lock and a NOS .54 TC kit barrel and made a nice gun.
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