What is this?

[Gringo Bandito]

I was at the concord flea market about a month ago and some dude was selling a bunch of old gun stuff. I snapped a picture of what looks like a stock bit I am not sure. Help me out with this one.




Sent while driving at 80mph, eating a Big Mac and using my knee to steer.

[Pugster]

It kind of looks like the stock for a C96 Broomhandle.

Not sure because of two things:
1) The notch/open-end on the rear of the stock seems larger/longer than the notches shown for most of the stock pictures on the Google Image Search (GIS).

2) The pushbutton at the rear of the stock has that circle recessed feature around it which too, is also different from most of the stock pictures on the GIS.

[dieselpower]

Shovel holder?

[Panchira!]

Looks like a old ww2 Japanese handgun butt stock it looks so familiar!!

[nastyhabts26]

That is a shoulder stock/Gun case for a Luger pistol.
The rear opens up to carry the pistol, and once the pistol is out it attaches to the shoulder stock.
I believe it was made for the German artillary?
Not positive though.

[Gringo Bandito]

Thanks for the replys!

The guy wanted about a thousand bucks for it. At a flea market!

Sent while driving at 80mph, eating a Big Mac and using my knee to steer.

[Panchira!]

It dosent look like the one I was thinking which was the Japanese nambu. Pic here:



Here's a Mauser c96:

[Gringo Bandito]

It dosent look like the one I was thinking which was the Japanese nambu. Pic here:



Here's a Mauser c96:

Same concept but the one I saw was plastic.

Sent while driving at 80mph, eating a Big Mac and using my knee to steer.

[jl7422]

It is a shoulder stock for a soviet Stechkin automatic pistol. These shoulder stocks (both wood and plastic versions) were imported a few years ago--they are usually priced at around a couple of hunderd bucks--as there are no transferrable Stechkins and no semi-auto versions available either.