Old No7 came through with a stock set that I can use.

Thanks for everyone's help!

Yes Sir. Buttstock for the Marlin 2005 manufacture1894C .357. Stock looks exactly like this image here https://www.collectorsfirearms.com/679268/marlin-1894c-357-magnum-nr27633-new.jpg Confirm, I do not need checkering. In fact, I would prefer a plain one. OK, I'll check this weekend -- as I'm swam...

Rifle: 1894C .357, 2005 manufacture. I'm making the Marlin over in tactical black, with a black painted buttstock. I want to save my nice checkered straight grip OEM walnut stock. So I'd like to find an old or used buttstock or failing that I'd buy a plain OEM replacement if it wasn't too expensive...

Rifle: 1894C .357, 2005 manufacture. I'm making the Marlin over in tactical black, with a black painted buttstock. I want to save my nice checkered straight grip OEM walnut stock. So I'd like to find an old or used buttstock or failing that I'd buy a plain OEM replacement if it wasn't too expensive....

Thanks for the replies. Numrich Gun Parts has been out stock on the Marlin stock for a while, but I did not know about Boyds.

Wow, it's been a loong time since I stopped by; HELLO everybody! I have a 90's Marlin 1894C in .357, and I'd like to "Taticool" the rifle with the M-Lok Handguard, loop lever and black stock. But I don't want to ruin my checkered OEM stock, but rather uninstall and set them aside. Problem ...

:lol: :lol: :wink: :mrgreen: It's worth every penny! Sixgun--------------up to what latest production year did they build them (like that/yours)that solid with that inline 6/ good tranny/4wd system etc ?????????? If I could find a good pre 1996--------in NYS it don't require the inspection computer...