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Riverside Arms Forend
- Thread Starter caliber bob
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Hmmm. Wiki says Riverside Arms was a name used by Stevens division
of Savage from 1920-1940ish.
Looks like they made a few models of SxS 12's. Model 215 was the
hammer gun, the rest were hammerless.
Try Numrich. http://www.e-gunparts.com/ They don't list the 215, but
the wood from another model might fit.
If Numrich can't help, try: http://www.jackfirstgun.com
If nothing else, now you have an excellent reason to go to every gun
show within a hundred miles.
Good luck!
of Savage from 1920-1940ish.
Looks like they made a few models of SxS 12's. Model 215 was the
hammer gun, the rest were hammerless.
Try Numrich. http://www.e-gunparts.com/ They don't list the 215, but
the wood from another model might fit.
If Numrich can't help, try: http://www.jackfirstgun.com
If nothing else, now you have an excellent reason to go to every gun
show within a hundred miles.
Good luck!
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Alright, I will try those. After I posted I looked up to see what other shotgun models had interchangeable parts with this one and I came up with the Stevens 215 also. Gunborker and gunsamerica didn't have any parts listed for it. I will try those two right now. Thanks again.
BJ
BJ
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