I have a mosin 91/30 and was wondering if anyone knows of any other replacement stocks for these rifles. I have seen the ATI version and i like it but i was wondering if anyone has seen anything else. What i would like to see is something with a pistol grip and adjustable stock. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks folk's.

Take a Coors Light please The Camo or Monte Carlo about all I have ever seen I do not know if there is a pistol grip stock. http://www.tickbitesupply.com/mos.html#mosstock
All the way to bottom of their web page

ugh not to hijack your thread..but last night I drank 23 bottles of coors light beer. I'm not in the mood! lol

Did I hear someone say "free beer"?

Where is it?

Well, if there's free beer, someone damn well bring a bottle opener (that works) or the hillbilly is gonna start bitchin".

Well, i would like to be able to say thanks but all you guys want is my free beer. Let me put it to you this way----------"IT'S IN THE MAIL"?!!!!!!!!! LMFAO. Thanks for everything guys. Maybe next time. I just ordered the ATI stock for the 91/30 so i should have it by the end of the week. I'll let you all know how it goes. Maybe even send in a few pics. later guys.

By chance did you get your stock yet? I am just curious to see if the "drop in" installation is up to par.

Dang man, couldn't even pound a case!!! You need some practice bud!!!!!

Actually its very nice, and like it says in the ad "it dropped right in." I did a little sanding on mine because it had some plastic ridges from the manufacturing process. But this was purely for cosmetic reasons not because of fit. Its a very nice stock. Still working on the action, so i havent permenently fixed it to the stock. When i do i will post some pics. Its coming together nicely. I stripped the action and filed and sanded most of the large tooling marks from it. Probably going to re-blue it this afternoon.

Isn't it funny how a little project can turn into a major ordeal in short order
I read somewhere about guy's loosing and gaining accuracy from switching out stocks on these rifles. I am curious as to your specific results, thanks for the update Injun51.

It shot very well before, with the wooden stock. I hope it does'nt decide to go south on me after this stock change. When i mount it, i'm going to free float the barrel, so i'm hoping there are no changes. I'm assuming you have one of these too. I could'nt pass for $80 bucks apiece. I have two, and one of the guns (the one i'm working on) had no percussion circle on the bolt and the rifeling in the barrel was perfect. I know that some of these guns were never fired and i think i got one. It shoots great and is very accurate. I am taking it out to sight it in this weekend. I'll send some pics and tell you how the stock held up. Take it easy, Charlie.

I do have one as well and I think that mine also was never shot. I found it in a wooden box in the bottom of a crate full of 91/30's. I opened up the box and to my suprise (and the store owners) there it was, wrapped in plastic covered in some type of cosmoline with another bag with all of the goodies (bayonet, oiler, etc...).
We removed it from the plastic and cleaned it up a bit right there at the store. It looked as if it never had a round chambered in it.
Most of the other one's looked as if they had 5,000 rounds shot thru them and put in a wooden crate 50 years ago. Mine looks pretty darn good all things considered.
I like the way it shoots other then the metal buttplate!!! I will probably get a couple more of these rifles in the future for different purposes and am even considering reloading for them.
I can hold around 1 1/2 moa on a good day and 2-2 1/2 on an average day at 100yds prone with the sling depending on ammo choices. Not too bad but I don't claim to be a crack shot anyways. I like shooting for fun the fun of it. Although I am considering using it next summer in some nostalgia shoots.
Keep this thread alive, I find this stuff very interesting.

This post has been edited by KENNYOHIOHUNTER: September 15th 2009 6:15 PM

I have tried twice but for some reason I can't figure out how to down load pics on here. However the gun came out looking great. Also, while doing this i talked to a gentlman who had tried to paint a stock himself and told me a few things to do to insure you get a solvent resistant finish on your gun. Prep the stock by sanding and cleaning up with alcohol or equivilent. Lay down a coat of primer. Then a coat of your own paint. I did'nt use any primer on mine. This was just a suggestion from the gentelman i talked too. I used Krylon Fusion paint as it is supposed to be able to bond to plastic better and it seems to have worked great. However when i got some cleaning solvent on the stock i could feel it getting sticky. The trick to a solvent resistant stock is a can of "CLEAR MATTE FINISH". This will not only make it solvent resistant but also protect the finish.

How to post photos.