Ruger No1 stock set

[Kiwifire111]

Looking for a replacement stock set for a 1972 Ruger No1 as I have found a nasty crack in mine.
If anyone can help and is happy to post to Australia at my expense, please get back to me
Rifle is a sporter weight 1B.
Thanks in advance,
Mal Garner,
Canberra, Australia.

 

[Bob Nelson 35Whelen]

Looking for a replacement stock set for a 1972 Ruger No1 as I have found a nasty crack in mine.
If anyone can help and is happy to post to Australia at my expense, please get back to me
Rifle is a sporter weight 1B.
Thanks in advance,
Mal Garner,
Canberra, Australia.

@Kiwifire111
Mal there are a lot of good stock makers in Australia as well as some very nice walnut.
My Gunsmith is a master in wood and metal and could do the job.
Bob

 

[geoff rath]

Looking for a replacement stock set for a 1972 Ruger No1 as I have found a nasty crack in mine.
If anyone can help and is happy to post to Australia at my expense, please get back to me
Rifle is a sporter weight 1B.
Thanks in advance,
Mal Garner,
Canberra, Australia.

I have a very nice butt only; the forend was barely matchwood, sadly. As Bob Nelson 35Whelen wrote, there are several stockmakers here in australia who could help out, either way. I highly recommend Brett Russouw, of BDR gunstocks, in Brisbane.

 

[VertigoBE]

And while you order a new stock to fit your Ruger N°1, have it modeled immediately in the British style. It will be a thing of even greater beauty.

 

[Kiwifire111]

I have a very nice butt only; the forend was barely matchwood, sadly. As Bob Nelson 35Whelen wrote, there are several stockmakers here in australia who could help out, either way. I highly recommend Brett Russouw, of BDR gunstocks, in Brisbane.

 

[Kiwifire111]

I have a very nice butt only; the forend was barely matchwood, sadly. As Bob Nelson 35Whelen wrote, there are several stockmakers here in australia who could help out, either way. I highly recommend Brett Russouw, of BDR gunstocks, in Brisbane.

Ppl

I have a very nice butt only; the forend was barely matchwood, sadly. As Bob Nelson 35Whelen wrote, there are several stockmakers here in australia who could help out, either way. I highly recommend Brett Russouw, of BDR gunstocks, in Brisbane.

Is it for sale?
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[geoff rath]

Ppl

Is it for sale?
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I'll phone you soon ... Cheers!

 

[CBH Australia]

Looking for a replacement stock set for a 1972 Ruger No1 as I have found a nasty crack in mine.
If anyone can help and is happy to post to Australia at my expense, please get back to me
Rifle is a sporter weight 1B.
Thanks in advance,
Mal Garner,
Canberra, Australia.

G'day Mal,
I'm glad you found your way here.