This stock was copied from an excellent quality original model. Special orders for extra wood remaining around the rear portion of the lock mortise on theto finish the Model variation, are available upon request. Each of these stocks were copied from excellent quality original guns, with the barrel final fit and the remainder of the other parts inlet.Įach of these stocks was copied from excellent quality original guns with all parts final fit except the locks on the model, which are cut. The stock forearm is long enough to permit the use of up to a inch long barrel. The inletting for the buttplate and trigger guard is undersize and requires detailed fitting of these parts. Therefore, only the lock internals are inlet, leaving enough wood to final inlet the variety of original lock plates. Since the musket parts were all hand-made, almost all parts vary in size from one musket to another. This high quality stock is a composite of four original stocks and can be finished to the pattern carved or can be varied to copy a variety of slightly smaller original individual stocks. Please contact me by any of the means above for quotes on time, prices, and any additional information required. In addition to all of the available stocks patterns listed below, we can serve small numbers of replacement stocks directly from the stocks from your original guns with modification as specified.
Experienced gunsmiths have final-assembled several of the models listed below with all original parts en less than 12 hours. The ramrod hole is drilled in all models originally having ramrods. All external wood surfaces are planned to be. Most parts fits are press in fit with original parts. Only the inter portions of the buttplate and the square portion of the breech, where the round cutter can not cut a square corner, need to be fit on all of the stocks. The wood for the Austrian and German produced weapons will be beech, unless otherwise specified.Īll metal parts fits are planned to within. The wood for all of the American and British produced weapons is veneer grade, kiln-dried American black walnut unless otherwise specified. Replacement stocks for several of the most common reproduction of the mid-eighteenth century muskets are also available.Īll of the above replacement stocks are being produced from master patterns copied directly from top quality original guns of each type. Dunlap Woodcrafts is proud to announce the availability of direct copies of stocks for many popular U. 1896 Krag-Jorgensen Calvary Carbine (Guns and Ammo Review). One Handed Krag Bolt Removal !!! (Picture courtesy of Parashooter) (Feedback by "Badger")Ĥ. Popular Krag Messaging Forum (click here) Links to two excellent Krag Rifle collector web sites (Feedback by "Badger") Make sure you check the provenance of any Krag rifle or carbine you're thinking about buying and inspect all wood markings closely. Why you have to be careful collecting Krags!! Here are some examples of some stock cartouche stamps being sold on eBay. The cartridges were inserted through the side opening, and were pushed up, around, and into the action by a spring follower.ġ. While many other rifles of its era used an integral box magazine, the magazine of the Krag-Jørgensen was integral with the receiver (the part of the rifle that houses the operating parts), featuring an opening on the right hand side with a hinged cover. A distinctive feature of the Krag-Jørgensen action was its magazine. It was adopted as a standard arm by Denmark, the United States and Norway. The Krag-Jørgensen is a repeating bolt action rifle designed by the Norwegians Ole Herman Johannes Krag and Erik Jørgensen in the late 19th century. 10,801 (using 1901 sight - estimated from William Brophy calculations) 35,954 (Estimated from William Brophy calculations)ġ901 Qty Mfg. 4 Groove, Enfield, Right Hand Twist, 1 turn in 10"īarrel Length. 30 caliber backed with 40 grains of smokeless powder) more common designation ".30-40" (denoting.
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