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Art Eatman
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Take a look: http://www.weatherby.com/product/rifles/markv/accumark
The stock at the lower right is pretty much the long-time standard style for walnut--although that particular example is well above average.
The stock at the lower right is pretty much the long-time standard style for walnut--although that particular example is well above average.
sc928porsche
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If its wood stocks, the MK V uses AA grade or better walnut with a very fine finish and polish. Brownings are usually the same. Vanguards use a lesser grade wood and the finish isnt as fine. More along the grade of the Remingtons and Winchesters.
I understand the difference in quality, but I'm asking about the physical differences in the two, such as a different bolt hole or smaller trigger hole, etc.
I ask because I want a walnut stock for my vanguard and there is one available on eBay but the seller doesn't know what model it is for... only that its a weatherby.
Thanks again
I ask because I want a walnut stock for my vanguard and there is one available on eBay but the seller doesn't know what model it is for... only that its a weatherby.
Thanks again
The 2 are not interchangeable, but to be honest I don't know how to tell the difference. Over the years they have made several different styles so it would be hard to tell just looking at the exterior of the stock. You'd need to see differences in inletting. I'd call Weatherby's Customer service Dept tomorrow for guidance.
warbirdlover
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The Mark V and Vanguard (Howa) are totally different actions and there is no way one will fit the other's stock.