When I was new to shooting I bought a rifle that fit my needs for a hunting rifle. It didn't have any brand name markings or a model number when I examined it but for its small price tag and my small knowledge of rifles at the time I thought I was getting a good deal. Upon examination a long time after purchase I discovered it is a "sporterized" Springfield 1903 that was customized by an amateur gunsmith. The biggest problem with it is the stock which is a cheap plastic affair in which the action sits cockeyed.
Is there a way to fix this problem? My guess would be a new stock but I figured I would ask people with more experience. Or should I just sell it and cut my losses? Thank you in advance for advice.
Is there a way to fix this problem? My guess would be a new stock but I figured I would ask people with more experience. Or should I just sell it and cut my losses? Thank you in advance for advice.