Wood Stock Identification Help, Please

[mhvond]

I have two wood stocks and have been unable to determine the Make and Model for each. The first 5 photos are of a stock with lighter stained wood, high gloss finish. The second stock is darker and more of a matte finish.

Thank you in advance for any assistance.

Mark

 

[JimD]

I know you tried to give us good pictures but with the shiny poly finish it is hard to see the grain. It appears to be small pores unlike walnut. The extreme example of open pored wood is Oak. Big open pores. Walnut is semi-ring porus. Not all little small holes like maple or cherry but not all bit open ones like oak either. The color of at least the first one seems to be a try at walnut but that may easily be stain. If you take the butt plate off it might show you raw wood. The second one is even harder to see, it looks like an old degraded finish that obscures the wood pretty completely.

If the gun came from Asia it may be wood from that region of the world that I am totally unfamiliar with.

 

[beerthief]

maybe if you sanded then off ?

 

[bf1956]

I have two wood stocks and have been unable to determine the Make and Model for each. The first 5 photos are of a stock with lighter stained wood, high gloss finish. The second stock is darker and more of a matte finish.

Thank you in advance for any assistance.

Mark

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Chinese & Bavarian...

 

[boscoebrea]

He is asking for the make and model,the Butt plate is maybe an easier way to tell.

 

[KWK]

The first one is Mendoza. Dipped in something too glossy
The second is something in beech is all I can say. The butt plate is a give away of sorts

 

[mhvond]

I have used google lens to search each butt plate without results

 

[mhvond]

After a lot of internet searching, I believe the longer, darker stock is from a Weihrauch HW 35