[EvilOmega]

Anyone know a good place to get blackpowder stocks? I'm looking for a semi-inleted stock for a Kentucky style pistol without paying an arm and a leg.

[TerryBob]

Try here. I have never dealt with them but they have a lot of kits or individual parts for sale. They have stock blanks of all sizes and wood grades.

http://www.logcabinonline.com/

TerryBob

[redneck]

I've dealt with the folks at the logcabin shop. Been into the store actually, its great. They have a lot of stocks semi inletted to choose from, and all kinds of parts. Kits too. Service is great, you won't be disappointed.

[RCL]

These folks have stocks and kits.....

http://www.longrifles-pr.com/

[4v50 Gary]

Friendship, Indiana. The National Black Powder matches is coming up in July and the biggest (mother of all so to speak) rendezvous with all sorts of black powder shooters, suttlers, gawkers & talkers. You can probably find what you want @ a good price and have a great time meeting people.

[mainmech48]

"Whistle" for the Dixie Arms catalog. They may not have EVERYTHING for the BP enthusiast, but they're so close that you'll probably never notice.

[kentucky bucky]

Check out www.gunstockwood.com They have a good selection and decent prices.

[Alex]

Check out www.trackofthewolf.com
These guys have an amazing inventory of semi-finished and almost finished stock blanks for muzzleloading guns. They have excellent pictures in their catalogs and on-line also. I have dealt with the Log Cabin Shop and found them decent as well, my last purchases have been through Track of the Wolf however, since I feel they have better quality pieces and a better selection.

[Paul "Fitz" Jones]

I have realistic imitation Stag pistol grips for Colt and Ruger pistols asl for some pics.

Fitz

[4v50 Gary]

Track of the Wolf just had a Ferguson for sale. $3,999.00.

[EvilOmega]

Thanks for all the replies, looks like moneys to tight to buy anything right now, maybe this summer. I don’t think I’ll make it to Friendship at all but my parents will be there doing the reenacting thing, maybe have them pick one up if I have the money. This is of course if it stops leaking between the barrel and the drum.

Thanks again for all the replies.