Need help finding Amadeo Rossi replacement parts

[JagerTroop]

I've been tasked with restoring an Amadeo Rossi 12ga. Coach Gun(w/ external "bunny ears" hammers) for a friend. The gun is in working order, but with some rust/finish wear, which will be re-blued. The foregrip of it is in excellent condition, but it looks like someone ran the buttstock over with a truck (a la Carl Weathers, in Happy Gilmore ). I'm serious! There's missing wood, and broken screws. Something bad happened to it, but not sure what.

Anyway, I'm in desperate need of a buttstock. If anyone knows where I can get one, Please Help! I've searched high and low... no luck. I'm almost to the point at which I say F it, and make my own (but I don't want to).

I know most of you will say,"Why restore a $120 shotgun?" It has sentimental value. This is one of those "It was grandpa's gun. No matter what it takes, just fix it" situations.

Please help

Thanks in advance,
Eli

[BigDogatPlay]

Have you tried calling Rossi? 305-474-0401.

[JagerTroop]

Have you tried calling Rossi? 305-474-0401.

You would think But, No
I will call monday morning(thanks for the # BigDog). Until then, anyone with any other resources, feel free to chime in.

[maxicon]

A good source for orphan gun parts is Numrich - http://e-gunparts.com/.

[oron]

parts

Jack Furst
605-343-9544

[an actual gun]

If it has a model number you can post, I'll do some Google-fu and look through all my resources. I'm not even sure which exact, particular gun you're talking about.

If worse comes to worse, I recommend picking up a stock blank from Boyd's. Great wood, very affordable prices.

[JagerTroop]

If it has a model number you can post, I'll do some Google-fu and look through all my resources. I'm not even sure which exact, particular gun you're talking about.

If worse comes to worse, I recommend picking up a stock blank from Boyd's. Great wood, very affordable prices.

20" 3854 is the closest thing I can find that looks like a model #
It is located on the frame, under the barrels, at the breech. Other than that, there's nothing to indicate a model name/#

From searching around, I think the informal model is "Coach Gun". It has functioning, external hammers, with exposed firing pins.

Thanks for the help

[an actual gun]

Hmm, I guess Rossi has made a lot of no-name type guns over the years, but seemingly they all have similar patterns at least as far as the stock goes. ATI makes one, and claims their tactical Rossi stock will retro fit all Rossi rifles and shotguns, and they have pictures of exposed hammer shotguns fitted with the stock.

http://www.atigunstocks.com/products.aspx?category=17&page=1&id=50

Taking into account that they are pretty much all the same, I went ahead and just looked up Rossi stocks in general and found a few that are highly likely candidates for your double. Do any of these look like the one you need?



You can buy them here: http://www.gun-parts.com/rossi/ (bottom of the page.)

[JagerTroop]

Yeah, I've seen those. It looks like #1, but the flat sided area in the front is longer on mine.