Artillery Stock ID

Mark1 · 04-11-2009, 08:11 PM

Thanks for the comments . Sorry about the photo quality , but this is about the limit of my camera . This stock has a chip missing at the forward end but otherwise looks original .
My father who is a master cabinet maker of some 60 years experience , tells me the wood is of the mahogany "family" but he refuses to believe the standard of inletting , in particular , could have come from imperial Germany . Especially comparing to the high quality of woodworking found on Luger grips .
Mark

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04-11-2009, 08:11 PM	#1
Mark1 User Join Date: May 2008 Location: New Zealand Posts: 72 Thanks: 332 Thanked 74 Times in 25 Posts	Thanks for the comments . Sorry about the photo quality , but this is about the limit of my camera . This stock has a chip missing at the forward end but otherwise looks original . My father who is a master cabinet maker of some 60 years experience , tells me the wood is of the mahogany "family" but he refuses to believe the standard of inletting , in particular , could have come from imperial Germany . Especially comparing to the high quality of woodworking found on Luger grips . Mark