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Unread 07-15-2015, 10:36 PM   #1
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Default Wood Stocks for an 06/29?

Where can I get wood stocks for an 06/29?
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I've never seen a stock attachment lug on an original M29 Swiss or even the Mauser made 06/29 copy. If yours has one, are you sure that the frame is original to this pistol. TH
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Stocks plural, as in wood or ivory stocks as opposed to rubber or plastic grips.
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The Model 29/70 grips from Mauser should work, but there will be fitting required for the grip safety area.
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Default Grip Safety Wood Stocks (Grips)

Hi,

I purchase a nice rosewood pair on eBay from Thailand for about $50. They needed very little to fit.

As I recall when searching for a pair for a shooter Lugerdoc, had some for sale, but that was sometime ago.

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Where can I get wood stocks for an 06/29?
Are you wanting fancy grips or just wood?
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Are you wanting fancy grips or just wood?
I prefer good quality walnut. Would consider anything.
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Mauser Parabellum 29/70 wooden "grips" should fit.


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ask mr. clark (grip man) if he would make a pair using swiss plastic pair as a template. just idea.
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Hi,

I purchase a nice rosewood pair on eBay from Thailand for about $50. They needed very little to fit.

As I recall when searching for a pair for a shooter Lugerdoc, had some for sale, but that was sometime ago.

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These are the type I have offered for sale on this Forum.
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