Model 52 heavy barrel .22

[KimberJoe]

This was my grandfathers rifle that he used to shoot in competitions with while in the Army/Marines (switched to Army after Korea to fly huey's).

The scope is a J unertl, and this gun is scary accurate. At the range I normally use it almost gets boring hitting pennies at 100+ yards.



Anybody else have one of these?

What should my insurance value be? I never plan on selling at as my own grandsons drool over it as it is, but since I have no extra riders on my homeowners I'd hate to have a problem and find out it's not covered.

I have the leather arm strap and heavy ball grip that goes into the mag slot for steady unsupported shooting.

[KimberJoe]

My grandfather was kind of short, so the stock has been cut down to fit his 5' 2" frame.

Any easy fix to correct that for my 6' frame?

[Norsesmithy]

An ugly spacer, a repo stock, a NOS stock (haven't found either online yet), buying a stock blank and inletting to fit, etc.

If it's an 82, though, stocks are available.

[KimberJoe]

An ugly spacer, a repo stock, a NOS stock (haven't found either online yet), buying a stock blank and inletting to fit, etc.

If it's an 82, though, stocks are available.

It's a 52B.

Any idea how much it would cost me to have a new stock made?

The system for adjusting the leather bicep strap would require some extra work.

[LarryFlew]

some ideas but keep in mind these may be asking price and may be high.

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/SearchResults.aspx

http://www.riverofguns.com/cb/index.pl?s=52b

[KimberJoe]

some ideas but keep in mind these may be asking price and may be high.

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/SearchResults.aspx

http://www.riverofguns.com/cb/index.pl?s=52b

Thanks, looks like the scope runs in the 800-1,000 range, and the rifle in the 500-750 range.

Insurance value is another ballgame from what I've read, sometimes as much as 50% higher than actual cash value.

Anyone know how they formulate replacement values?