[jeepman77cj5]

Many years ago my old duck gun, a 28" Browning B-80 somehow took up some water inside the stock, causing it to swell and eventually split near the recoil pad. Since at the time, I also had a trusty 870, I tried everything I could do to dry the stock, but eventually put the stock back on the receiver and put it in my parents gunsafe where it still sits to this day. I've looked at it recently, and though the stock did eventually dry out and lose some of the swelling, obviously it's still split. I've looked around a little bit for a replacement stock, but just figured I'd have to have one custom cut for it. Now tonight, I found this website, which shows a stock, though for a high price, to be a new factory original replacement.

My question is, has anyone heard of, or better yet, dealt with this company? If so, was it a pleasant experience? Would you deal with them again?

The price seems a little high, but in my mind well worth if it truly is a factory original, and is actually still new. I truly love this shotgun, and would love to continue shooting it, but I'd like to get it back to it's former glory by replacing the stock, and preferably with a true Browning replacement. It was my first shotgun that was bought for me by my Dad so needless to say the sentimental side of me kicks in as well.

Thanks in advance for any advice.

http://www.midwestgunworks.com/page/mgwi/PROD/C-021-1/PO13040

[berettashotgun]

A used beretta 3901 syn SHOULD work, the B-80 is a Beretta shotgun anyways.