Help Identifying old shotgun stocks.

[45 LC]

I have what appears to be a new forend, never finished. I got it from the estate of my great uncle who died about 35 years ago. It is at least 50 years old. He was a well to do guy in Washington DC frequenting the White House. He was also an avid shooter and hunter. Anyways, I believe it may be from a high end shotgun as he had many. I do not need them and would like to find someone who could use them. I also have what appears to be in almost like new/ very good condition Butstock from a Browning that I got from him also. Any help on identifying would be appreciated. Thanks, Jeff

[Gunaria]

If the butt stock is from a old Browning then it is probably off a Superposed. Looks like a typical Browning Grade I. The higher the grade, the more burling in the wood you see and the more expensive it is.

Not sure about the forearm.

[Thefeeder]

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The forarm looks like its from a Browning A-5

[mrhappy]

Old Remington Model 11 or Browning A5 for the forearm wood.

[45 LC]

Thanks... Not a browning a5 forend though.. Tried it on one... Any other ideas?