Looking for model 12 trench gun butt stock

**NICKH70** · 05-11-2012 09:44 AM

I have a model 12 trench gun that somebody cut and painted the butt stock on, If anybody out there has a trench gun butt stock I can purchase or can point me in the right direction I would greatly appreciate the help.
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**nhetzer** · 05-28-2012 09:41 AM

Every time I'm looking for parts on here I get the same answers:
1. Ask in here (you're on the right track ; )
2. eBay
3. Any of the gun auction websites
4. Go to your local gun shows. I always have luck there.

I have a butt stock but mine has been shortened as well. I was told something along the lines of it had been shortened for use by our Vietnamese allies in Vietnam. Don't know how true that is but there it is none the less. It's in great shape otherwise. I'm always looking as well and I do see them on the auction websites. They're never cheap though so brace yourself and be prepared to spend more than you ever normally would for a butt stock! ; ) take care and good luck!

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