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EoghanS · 2019-12-19 21:38:09

i have a very old Diana .177 model 27 that was gifted to me and is circa pre ww1. the stock is badly damaged, and id say probably beyond repair. someone (probably my father) attempted a poor repair with a bad 2 pack and the stock retainer bolt has been bent. would anyone know a gunsmith or a possible source for a…

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Damaged Stock

19-12-2019 10:38pm

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EoghanS

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i have a very old Diana .177 model 27 that was gifted to me and is circa pre ww1.
the stock is badly damaged, and id say probably beyond repair.
someone (probably my father) attempted a poor repair with a bad 2 pack and the stock retainer bolt has been bent.

would anyone know a gunsmith or a possible source for a replacement.

i have attached a few photos

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#2 19-12-2019 11:27pm

Lone hunter 22wmr

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Pat sludds in enniscorthy co. Wexford makes stocks and the likes.

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#3 20-12-2019 1:03am

Chiparus

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Pat Sludds is a wizard with things like this.

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#4 20-12-2019 1:10am

Richard308

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Have to agree pat will try his best

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#5 21-12-2019 12:22am

EoghanS

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Brilliant, Thanks lads

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#6 28-12-2019 5:28am

juice1304

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its not that bad and easily repairable.

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#7 28-12-2019 10:49am

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pat sludds in wexford is your man,

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