Thanks for the tip but I am looking for an original stock.

Restoring a Springfield Armory Spencer rifle conversion.

My counterpart (other curator) neglected to inform the fact that we had 40 member ROTC group
scheduled for today.
Now normally we co-work on Wednesday, so he just didn't put it in the monthly planner.
Imagine, my surprise, by both that revelation and the fact he was not coming today, switching to * Saturday
(*The big finally to our Pearl Harbor observance) 

No real problem, He had scheduled a volunteer docent, and the Kids (High School ROTC Marines) were VERY WELL behaved (remembering what school field trips can be like with eh ! kids today.

I would expect ROTC Marines to be well behaved, but it is still noteworthy of comment.

They were very polite, attentive and grateful... I was impressed  

One day some of them may be Officers in the Corp.

Like John Saffren's Grandson, a Second Lieutenant in the Marines, from an ROTC program, I know he is proud of him.
 
     

It is available for 4" and 6" N frames.  Looks like it is designed for 9-10 ounce leather; the originals were 7-8 ounce at most.  That's too bad--who wants to wear a brick? 

I fell down a lot rescuing that diner. We’ll just say the crew that runs the diner has a maintenance department with a single brain cell between them, and nobody brought it to work today.

For reference, their method of snow removal is to spray the parking lot with a garden hose. Works out great when it’s below freezing.

—TK

I couldn't even hit the like button for that level of stupidity...

I fell down a lot rescuing that diner. We’ll just say the crew that runs the diner has a maintenance department with a single brain cell between them, and nobody brought it to work today.

For reference, their method of snow removal is to spray the parking lot with a garden hose. Works out great when it’s below freezing.

—TK