Dave thanks for the information. Whitey

Thanks Mike left you  aPM. Whitey

Whitey, if the above picture is not your model then someone out there is bound to have a pattern stock on hand. There are a bunch of good folks profiling now a days. If not then you can make a pattern real easy, I use a section of cheap pine, rough inlet to fit into the action and then spray the action real good with a release agent from brownels, and use modeling clay to fill all the little holes and smear bondo all over the inlet section then push it in, once it cures your halfway there. Any profilier should be able to use this rough pattern to fix you up a nice one, and the thing about pin is that it is cheap, easy to work with, just use a dry piece. I have used balsa wood too and it is easier to carve, a big belt sander helps in roughing it out. Last time I did one I used a 2x6 cut to length. Glued on a cheeck piece and it looked real good when done, I left it a bit oversize.
Mike

Whitey, if you use a program like microsoft office picture manager and just compress it down it will go, and then recheck it, if it is above 500kb it will not go.
Mike

Thanks Mike but this is theonly site I have a problem with. And I am too old and senile to mess with all thesedifferent progams. But thanks. Whitey

2nd that advice on a quick and cheap pine stock to get things right.   

Boats

With Whitey's permission, here is the picture. I have never seen one like it. Link is in a different place, not sure how the extractor or hammer cocking works. Looks English and should make a fine rifle.
Chuck