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Dear gunnies i am using a ihp 35 .22 and oiled it many times in a month but now i wanna know that what is approximate period a gun should serviced by a gunsmith......broke my buttstock.seeking a gud one in town

Broken stocks...that's a major problem with IHP air rifles...something wrong with the wood or may be the design..getting a new stock costs a fortune in Delhi may be Udaipur it might be cheaper. Try with National Arms or Rajasthan Armoury if they could get u a new stock.

THey say they dont have a readymade one.they will make a handmade stock..

The chances of finding a ready made stock are bleak...as the factory has been closed for quite some time now.Which ever way u go you will have to get the stock made. Ask them what would they charge you.Or alternatively you could try Jindel & Co. at Jaipur.They are authorised dealers for Rajasthan. They might have a stock available with them. You can get their address and phone no from the yellow pages

i don't know about udaipur.i got a butt done for my gun through a local carpenter.
need to give him some ideas,encouragement and right wood.
regards

i found a gunsmith for making a new stock for ihp 35 .22.he is asking for 1600 rupees for the new stock.....i find it reasonable ...if u think i am wrong kindly correct me .

dr.jayakumar wrote:i don't know about udaipur.i got a butt done for my gun through a local carpenter.
need to give him some ideas,encouragement and right wood.
regards

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It is not so difficult to make one looks like.

lakecity_shooter wrote:i found a gunsmith for making a new stock for ihp 35 .22.he is asking for 1600 rupees for the new stock.....i find it reasonable ...if u think i am wrong kindly correct me .

Hi Lakecity,
> I think it's very reasonable - provided the 'receiver bedding' depressions & the slot above the trigger gaurd are correctly done - as otherwise you'll have fitment problems.
> However if there are any size / measurement issues - you can instruct your carpenter to correct it - the best would be to take the metal fixtures along and ensure the fitment is properly done.
> Good Luck!
Brihacharan

Thanks @ brihacharan......am trying to call JDA jagatpura range incharge and he doesnt respond on phone..am desperately waiting for joining the club and apply for a license ......Thanks for the advise by the way