Need help. Winchester 1885 falling block 22

[husker]

I need both wood stocks to restore this rifle. I believe it a Schoyen target model. As it has built in pedestals for a scope mount
It looks just like this with out any wood or scope.
http://www.nramuseum.com/the-museum...5-falling-block-single-shot-target-rifle.aspx
Any help finding both stocks would be much appreciated. Thanks

PS patented date Oct 7th 1879

 

[husker]

This gun was found by my friend. I believe cleaning out his uncles house

 

[.45Guy]

http://www.gunpartscorp.com/catalog/Products.aspx?catid=13481

 

[husker]

Thank 45 guy. Just what I had been tying to find.

 

[Jim Watson]

If you think you have a Schoyen scheutzen Winchester, I suggest you get in touch with the Winchester Museum and get the straight dope on it. If confirmed it would be worth a professional restoration. The best contact I know is Bert H. on the GunBroker board at:
http://forums.gunbroker.com/forum.asp?FORUM_ID=2

By the way, scope bases do not guarantee it is a Schoyen, lots of Highwalls had them. Mine does.

 

[husker]

Thanks Jim

Wish I could figure out how to up load pics on this site

 

[husker]

Awesome! I did it!

 

[.45Guy]

Wow, that thing puts my favorites to shame... But don't schoyens tend to be all fancy scmancy engraved? If I recall correctly they are one of the most ostentatious .22s I've ever seen.