Model 19-2 Stock Question

[LaVistaBill]

What type of factory wood stocks would be appropriate for my Model 19-2, which is circa 1965-66?

 

[saemetric]

Target stocks, football cutout, black washer, and probably diamond center.

 

[snw19_357]

Yup. Goncalo Alves target stocks with the football cut out and if 65/66, diamond centers.

 

[JP@AK]

Like those on this Model 15-2:

Since the diamonds around the screw hole and escutcheon weren't eliminated until c. 1968, yours should definitely have them, just as this example does.
Jack

 

[snw19_357]

That's a -2? The 'groove' behind the knurling on the ejector rod (LH thread) is hard to see.

 

[JP@AK]

That's a -2? The 'groove' behind the knurling on the ejector rod (LH thread) is hard to see.

It's there. This was my dad's gun and I was sure it was a dash 2. But I just dug it out of the safe and the smooth area is present. If you look very closely at the pic, you actually can see it.
Jack

 

[JP@AK]

snw19_357
There is another photo of this same gun in the following thread:
http://smith-wessonforum.com/s-w-ha...39078-my-new-missouri-combat-masterpiece.html
It is in the 5th photo down in the opening post. In that photo you can clearly see the "groove."
Jack

 

[LaVistaBill]

OK - thanks everybody!

 

[snw19_357]

In that photo you can clearly see the "groove."
Jack

Sorry about that, Jack. My question was for the OP.

(Love that 5" Combat Masterpiece!!)