[Outlaws]

http://nas4.atlanta.gbhinc.com/GB/061431000/61431098/pix383501673.jpg

I never know what to call that other than a forearm flair.

[Dr.Rob]

That would be a schanbel tip.

[Waywatcher]

Im pretty sure its Schnabel tip, but I think Dr. Rob had a typo.

[Ian Sean]

Its a Schnabel....definition:

"Schnabel - Stock detail, typical of German and Austrian rifles, where the forend tip flares out to an enlarged knob."

Schnabel is German for bill, like a duck bill I figure, anyways here is a good reference site. Many gun terms are defined here, from my favorites file to yours! :)

http://www.hallowellco.com/abbrevia.htm

[ZeSpectre]

Darn it, now I went and learned something, and before 8:00AM too. Sheesh you guys are too much :D

[Dr.Rob]

Yes that would be late night dyslexia.:uhoh:

[rangerruck]

named after a german dude of that name. pronounced shhnob - bell.

[spooney]

It is called the "best looking stock accent of all time."