Help ID a used pistol rifle-stock

[CapnBall]

Anyone help ID this Brass & wood pistol shoulder/rifle stock?

It only has 'Made in Italy' stamped inside it.

Hope it would fit my Uberti Dragoon, but that pistol is too wide.

A nice stock, but which guns would fit?

http://i62.tinypic.com/10f2l8o.jpg

[acmsarh]

They were for the Remington style repro revolvers ,They have a notch in the base of the grip frame for the screw hook and extended screw's out the side of the action that the slot's in the shoulder stock engages onto.

[CapnBall]

Thanks, nice, I was considering an 1858 next.

Pietta, Uberti or both have the cut milled for this?

[loiner1965]

I have the 1858 pietti Remington I don't have the recess for this shoulder stock

[enfield2band]

I think there are tow types of shoulder stock available. One has cheese head screws on the frame near the grips that the stock slots onto. I think the one you have is that type.
The other one I have seen has the screws built into the stock and you remove the ones in the frame and screw in the stock screws in their place.

If you have a pistol that does not have cheese head screws you might be able to buy them and put them in yourself.

[CapnBall]

Thanks.

On this topic, I know the 3rd Model of Dragoon copy by Uberti is often described as cut for a stock, but I haven't seen a Uberti Stock for sale. I imagine they have them, but haven't found any yet.

I think these stocks are pretty cool to have, nothing to do with Lee Van Cleef of course...