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Herter's Walnut Forends

Regular Price:: $46.99 - $56.99

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Herter's Walnut Forends

These premium-quality walnut forends are an affordable way to replace cracked or broken forends or to dress up a firearm that’s got a lot of years under its belt and a lot of years of use still left. Easy to install, these are virtually drop- in style with only minor fitting modifications necessary. The exteriors are fully finished.
Available:

Browning A-5*
Remington 11
Remington 870
Savage 99
Winchester 1894 - Pre ’64
Winchester 1894 - Post ’64

*A-5 light (2-3/4" shotguns only) will not fit 3" magnum shotguns.

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Overall Customer Rating:

2.6 out of 5

5 out of 10(50%)customers would recommend this product to a friend.

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Overall Customer Rating:

1 out of 5

Decanuck

Would you recommend this product to a friend? No

Horrible...

Date:February 8, 2011

Advertised as finished and it was really a rough finish. Would have required a bit of work to become a finished product. Poor quality for what was advertised.

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Overall Customer Rating:

4 out of 5

ACWreck

Location:Fairbanks, AK

Age:36-45

Gender:Male

Would you recommend this product to a friend? Yes

Model 11 Forend

Date:September 15, 2010

A nice piece of wood, although blocky like a late model Japanese Auto 5. It did take a little sanding to get the barrel to slide cleanly and I had drill the holes for the magazine cap button, and receiver studs. A little tru-oil worked fine for touching up the finish. About an hour's worth of work, and while chuncky looking, the shotguns back in operation. After duck season I plan to sand it down to the slimmer lines of the older style.

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Overall Customer Rating:

4 out of 5

PaperTiger

Location:Virginia

Age:56-65

Gender:Male

Would you recommend this product to a friend? Yes

Wood Forearm replacement for Browning A5

Date:August 16, 2010

This forearm is made of beautiful American Walnut and it has good machining for a proper "fit". The only problem is that this wood's color and grain do not match the original stock. Wood from one tree does not match any other tree. The only way I can see this working is to replace both Stock and Forearm at the same time so they match. My Browning A-5 has much more delicate color and more burls in the wood. So this forarm doesn't match at all. The small spring loaded pin that engages the forearm nut is not installed on this new forarm. I am going to have to return this item because of color, not because of quality.

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