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  • AR22
    Senior Member
    • Dec 2011
    • 2141

    1853 Enfeild ?

    Anyone know where a guy might source a stock for a P53 Enfield?

    Actually prefer a cut down specimen, rather than a full, more valuable stock.

    Need it for a project. I am going to post a pic of what I have right now. Maybe someone will have a better idea than I as to what I have.

    It is a Snyder Conversion. I know that much right now. Thanks
  • #2
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    Member
    • Jul 2016
    • 394

    You may be able to use a two band enfield stock for a "cut down" one. Otherwise it's up to finding someone who has actually taken a saw to theirs for whatever reason.


    Companies that make repros sell stocks as parts, and original stocks can be found from parts companies online, but please don't saw one of those down.



    New Made Item: P-1853 .577 Cal Percussion Rifle also known as the three Band Enfield was imported extensively for use in the U.S. Civil War. This popular but rare model is often seen nowadays with rotted, broken or severely damaged wood stocks. Now is your chance to bring new life to an old rifle! Made of richly grained hardwood, each stock has a desirable bannister rail stock and comes with brass butt plate, brass nose cap, inlets for barrel springs & bands, and cleaning rod channel. The lock cavity has not been hollowed so you can fit your to lock to its custom specifications. In order to create a complete gun you will need all the remaining steel & brass parts that include but are not limited to: a complete lock assembly, barrel, cleaning/ram rod, barrel bands, barrel springs, and trigger guard. This is an affordable chance to upgrade that old Enfield clunker or whatever. Overall length 52 inches. 35.75 inches from end of brass nose cap to end of barrel inlet (not including tang inlet).

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    • #3
      AR22
      Senior Member
      • Dec 2011
      • 2141

      Thanks, no I would not hack up a good original for this project. What I believe I have is a cut down Snyder made for Prison or Police use. I did see the IMA ones. A little expensive, but may be the only option.

      There should be or used to be alot of cut down Bubba Enfields out there. I guess most have been parted out by now though.

      Used to see alot of Enfield parts on Ebay. But guess those are drying up also.

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      • #4
        AR22
        Senior Member
        • Dec 2011
        • 2141

        Bought the IMA one..Not the best quality but it worked.

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        • #5
          Springfield45
          Senior Member
          • Jun 2008
          • 2426

          Originally posted by AR22
          Bought the IMA one..Not the best quality but it worked.
          I have a IMA stock as well. I thought it was a descent stock for a fare price. You do need to inlet your own lock.

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          • #6
            AR22
            Senior Member
            • Dec 2011
            • 2141

            Yes I have it all inletted and done.

            But mine has some issues. A small repair in the comb area where a piece was glued in, bent a little at the wrist, and a small crack to the right of the tang.

            I never even noticed this stuff till after fitting was started as the stock came with a heavy coat of some black stuff. So returning it became problematic from the start. But I would expect a discount for what I consider a defective stock.

            I did contact IMA over two weeks ago by phone, and they wanted pics. Sent them, but have not heard back yet. Maybe they are busy. The condition of mine was not worth the full price.

            Hopefully they will atleast discount it a little for the issues. But not looking promising yet.

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            • #7
              Springfield45
              Senior Member
              • Jun 2008
              • 2426

              Wow, that is terrible. Hope they give you a refund.

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