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Treebone Carving is your source for 90% inlet and profiled stocks for single shot and lever action rifles. Come on in and have a look around. The menu on the left side will take you through the site, with over 200 photos of different stocks and woods, you most likely will …
Remington Rolling Block Stocks - Treebone Carving
Eldridge Mounts Rolling Block with the standard style shotgun butt and schnabble forearm. This is not the best style for a competition rifle, but makes a great all round stock. Note the schnabble also works on a round barrel. RB Silhouette pattern by Jerry Vanwey.
Price List - Treebone Carving
ALL of my stocks are 90% inlet and profiled. If you are not sure what that means, please check this page out: How to Fit and Finish a Gunstock. This will give you a general idea of what is involved. Treebone stocks are NOT 'drop in fit'. They require skill and patience to complete.
Winchester Levergun Stocks - Treebone Carving
Winchester Levergun Stocks. A note on Winchester patterns. Most of my patterns are for Pre-war models made in the USA by Winchester. I have patterns for the 1873, 1886, 1892 and 1894 (large tube magazine forearms only) Model 71 and Model 64.
Martini Cadet and Henry Stocks - Treebone Carving
These are actual production stocks, showing the shaping of particular stock patterns. They can be carved in any wood you desire. This is my main pattern for the small martini, it will work on the larger 12/15 type, or you can pare it down for the cadet (shown in the picture below this).
Marlin Levergun Stocks - Treebone Carving
This is the new pistolgrip Monte Carlo pattern for the Marlin pistolgrip rifles. If you want to use a scope, this is a good choice. It is also a good one if you are shooting a heavy recoiling caliber in the 336 or model 95.
Ruger #1 and #3 Stocks - Treebone Carving
The #1 and #3 Rugers are very nice (and affordable) American made single shot rifles. Unfortunately the #3 is no longer in production, but can easily be restocked in a pistolgrip configuration without modifying the lever (it would be a nice touch to shorten it, however.)
Winchester Highwall Stocks - Treebone Carving
stock for all-around use. These are the 3 patterns I cut for the straight grip highwalls. The standard crescent rifle is a copy of the common factory pattern, and my crescent rifle buttplate is used on this.
Ballard Stocks - Treebone Carving
Ballard Stocks. These are my main patterns for Ballard rifles. These are actual production stocks, and may be ordered in any wood you desire. For the drawbolt, I bore a 1/2 inch main hole, with a 3/4 inch counterbore for the bolt head.
How to Fit a Gunstock - Treebone Carving
The trend in marketing gunstocks might lead you to believe that buying a "drop-in fit" or 95% inlet, or even 98% inlet stock is a miracle shortcut to that custom rifle, all you need is a screwdriver and a can of OL Blighty Safari Finish.