Weatherby mark v replacement wood stocks

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#Weatherby mark v replacement wood stocks serial number
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The 1958-1959 rifles with serial numbers from 4 are 'pre-JP Sauer', and commonly known as Southgate Mark V's, or PFI Mark V's.

#Weatherby mark v replacement wood stocks serial number

The serial number starts with VS And has 6 numbers after that like VS3907**. I've looked at Weatherby's website but it's not specific enough. Have done some checking on the rifle and the serial #JXX seem to.

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Weatherby serial number lookup download - beckettgascocom 19 Feb I start to look it over and see Weatherby on the side with the XXII.The firearm shows handling scratch's and fading on the stock and around the receiver area. The firearm comes with a Nikon Pro-Staft 2 by 7 scope. The serial number on the firearm is SS007150. Description: Here is a lightly used Weatherby Mark V in caliber.300 Weatherby Magnum. Just make sure the check is a little bigger than usual! Weatherby Forum Now if you really wanted to zoot it up then a phone call to Wby WOULD assure you pretty much ANYTHING you want. Just make sure the check is a little bigger than usual! Their typical, utility style negates Wby putting a highly figured/grained piece of wood on that model. The only holdback to a Euromark, for me anyway, is that since it doesn't have the maple spacers/highlights on the stock & since the metalwork is flattened then I personally think the wood must then REALLY standout to still help 'jazz it up' yet that's very hard to find in a Euromark. I would call it my 'RedneckMark' & yes it would be a 257! And essentially the same with the metalwork, a satin finish vs a flat coat type dullness. I likewise love the Lazermark & have even considered buying a Lazermark stock online & then stripping the shiney original finish to be replaced with a hand rubbed, satin finish.

The FUGLY 'field model' MkV with the kitchen table leg 'low frills' stock to me is akin to putting Raquel Welch in a burkha! So yes, the Euromark clearly is the answer for 'a pretty hunter' that still has a little sexiness yet utility to it. Being an heirloom, FORGET about taking it out in inclement weather!Р”В«ut I STILL like the lines, shape & overall function of a MkV with a nice, highly figured wood stock. I likewise have to cover the shiney metal with no mar, camo tape. Yep the MkV Deluxe will ALWAYS be the 'Marilyn Monroe of big game rifles'! But all that steel & wood sexiness make the rifle totally UNDESIRABLE in a true, all weather, all condition big game rifle! I fear scratches & knocks on the wood so it never leaves the safe without my putting an old Kane's gun chap on the stock. It is exactly what you think of when someone says 'Weatherby rifle', the nearly 'CHROMED BLUE' 26' pencil thin #1 contour barrel, the heavily grained & figured walnut seperated by white maple spacers that SETOFF the ruby red rosewood forend & grip cap. I have a GORGEOUS 1983 model MkV Deluxe 300WbyMag that used to be my deceased stepfathers elk rifle. Now all that aside, if you just want a fine MkV that goes bang & looks like the typical sexy Weatherby then it won't matter where it was built. After the switch to the Jap built guns the quality stayed superb but because of much higher production numbers & over 2 decades of them being built there, their sheer availability may affect the long term value. If you are going at them from a collectible/investment POV then you'll want to stay with the early/1st gen MkV built in Germany by Sauer. 270 in a weatherby.Any of the MkV guns are going to be good pieces. The wood is so nice on the Mark V I hate to take it in the brush or take it on a horse so I thought I would get the kevlar stock. 270 Weatherby will kill just about anything and in most ballistics it beats the 7mm rem and the 300 win and has less recoil energy. I learned it was much better for me to get a smaller, but adequate caliber that I could put the shot where it needed to go so I went with the. After shooting it a while from the bench it would beat you up and over time I picked up a few bad habits. I use to own a 300 mag but it wasn't fun shooting. I know there are a couple of other Weatherby mags that are excellent but I believe in having a gun that is adequate and not too big of a caliber 'unless' a person can handle the bigger calibers. If I were to guess it is maybe a standard type wood. This gun's stock is not an exotic type wood but a very nice finish, in excellent condition.

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I do not know how to judge one nice looking wood stock over another.