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I have an Underwood that was imported by Blue Sky. It is a decent shooter, but the stock that is on it is badly cracked and I would like to find a replacement. I would prefer wood over a synthetic. Looking around on line, I see Fulton Armory has a couple of different options in walnut and in birch. Does anybody have any experience with them? Any other suggestions?
Thanks,
Jim
In my limited experience w/Fulton, I found them to be an honest, altho expensive, source f/carbine parts. I'd suggest that, if you can't come up w/a local source, you search online. OF course, it makes a big($$$) difference whether you want an original-issue, matching manufacturer stock, or just a good "shooter" one. Remember, both will work just as well. If you're not too picky & can re-finish it(not too difficult), a good stock shouldn't be very hard, or very expensive, to find. HTH.
Donzi
Forgot to mention it in 1st post, but your cheapest way out will probably be to get an M2 "potbelly" stock w/no markings. JMHO, of course.
Donzi
You can try:www.whatacountry.com/
Try posting on the CSP shopper. I'm sure someone could find you a extra stock. All depends on what your looking for.
List your needs.
hth
Charlie-painter777
Or, you can PM me. I have a few dozen laying around. But they have that been there and done that look. But I would get a real US GI (WWII or Korean replacement) than Import stock (Kopar or Euro. Beach) and I would get Import wood over new commerical. My $0.02.
Try SARCO in Stirling NJ - about 45 min east of Allentown on I78; I bought a really nice RIA rework of Inland IO Type 2/3 (low wood walnut) with cross cannons for $45 - I put it in my Inland shooter - I built up from a barreled receiver. I also got 3 Highwoods - GHD/UED (Marlin), NPM/NJA (Trimble), and IBM (SC-B) birch - all reworks but in great shape for $100/each .
Thanks to all for the replies. I will search through the sources you provided and see what I can come up with.