Mossberg 810

[LI0NSFAN]

I finally started getting all my guns in one spot and had some of my childhood guns shipped to me from my family. Everything got here is the same condition that I remember except my mossberg 810. It was my main hunting rifle from the age 11 to 17 and after getting it I remember why I stopped using it. It has a crack in the stock that made me worried about it snapping the stock in half if I fired it again. So here is my questions, Is there anybody that makes a synthetic stock that will fit, I can't seem to find one. Does anyone have a beater mossberg 810 sitting around that I could buy and refinish that stock? Is there a safe way to repair the stock(minus a screw shoved through it hillbilly style like suggested by a "reputable" custom shop) I would like to start shooting this gun again, I loved shooting it and it shot nice groups for me back then so I would like to see how it does now.

Edited May 6, 2012 by Lions Fan

[Mike.357]

drill a hole and insert epoxy and a dowl stick. better than a hillbilly screw. And drilling it should stop the crack.

[LI0NSFAN]

That is probably have to do, The crack is right behind the checkering, so the dowl would be really noticeable. I guess I am not looking for pretty just shootable. Is there an adhesive that works best for this type of repair. I would like to fill the crack with something to really make sure there is no movement and to give the dowl a little extra hold and support

Edited May 6, 2012 by Lions Fan