I just picked up a low wall mfg date 1906 and I was looking to make it in to a short range silhouette rifle. It is in 22 lr the barrel is in octagon to round but the stocks are needing to be replaced. I was thinking of ordering new wood for it and maybe looking at a different caliber. I am not up on these low walls your input would be greatly appreciated.

There is an intermediate rimfire course called .22 Black Powder Cartridge Silhouette.  The .22 Long Rifle cartridges are not loaded with black powder, but the rifles are period single shots, shot off cross sticks for pigs, turkeys and rams, and offhand for chickens.

The animal outlines are somewhat larger than the normal rimfire silhouette targets, but they are shot out to 200 meters for the rams, with proportional distances for the other outlines.

There is a governing body for this game, and they have a web site (You need to Login or Register to view media files and links) which might be able to direct you to something local in your area.

I would also keep it in .22LR and do whatever you need to that makes it work well in that caliber for the matches you might want to shoot. 
Check with your local club to see what matches they have, and what rules are on stock configuration, before you choose a stock style to put on it. Some matches require factory style stocks and rifles, while others are somewhat unlimited in the design, and style.

Ballard parts will fit but they are out of business now so finding them will be difficult if not impossible.  CSharps should be able to supply you with low wall parts that will fit originals.  I would also contact DZarms and MVA although they might only do Highwalls.  Ebay is another good spot, quite a few guys part out low walls on a fairly regular basis.

Well i checked with CSharps re parts and they have none that will work with my flat spring 1906 low wall.I was going to rebuild this into a 22 silhouette blaster, but finding spares may be a problem.
It has a 20" octagon to round barrel ,std sights  and it has a non original butt stock.I was going to change out the barrel to a GM 30" and get some new wood and a buttplate and have it all put together.
I was also just offered a stevens model 44 1/2 for 750 CDN and it is complete and in 22 hornet?
Now here is a real delema should i buy the stevens ? and then have a rifle capable of a larger cal like 32/40 and I know CPA will have everything i need to make it a double set trigger ??? I have two other 22 silhouette rifles do i need another ?? I know this is a sickness 

Nice wood, reasonable price.....

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