Double Barrel Stock

[BluePalasky]

I now have a double barrel shotgun that hasnt been put together for a while because of a broken stock. The only marks I can find for a brand are the words "Made in Brazil for f i e." I was wondering if anyone knows if it is possible to get a stock for this, whether it is made for the gun, or a name brand stock that will fit it instead.
I've asked my local gunshop and all they told me was I would probably have to have one custom fit for it. I can post pictures of the gun and stock if needed. Any help would be appreciated.

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The stock has that little notch. I'm not sure if any name brand stock would fit, which would be my preferred method of fixing the problem.

[CowTowner]

I'm thinking pictures of any/all markings on the gun would be more helpful

[Goatwhiskers]

Numrich (e-gunparts) lists three series of FIE doubles. You could call them and try to figure out if yours is BR2, 7, or 8 and see if they have a stock. As the gun is not collectible, I would take the stock to a good gunsmith and get him to fit a piece of wood and try to closely match the finish. With luck and skill it would be almost invisible. Goatwhiskers

[BluePalasky]

Thanks very much. I am not worried about the look at all as its just an old generic gun, I just want it to be all good to fire.

[James K]

That stock might be repairable by inletting a piece of wood and using a good glue. But warning, if you decide to have a stock made, take your heart meds before asking for an estimate. If a stock has to be made from a blank, it will cost about what the gun is worth. That is likely why whoever owned the gun originally didn't have one made.

Jim