r/canadaguns 23d ago

Fix my gun Broken butt stock šŸ˜‘

I have a chiappa model 101/ charles daly model 101 12 gauge shotgun wich i had unfortunately broken the stock on.

Was looking for some insight whether or not this could be repairable or where I can find the closest model for a replacement stock? I dont mind filing down something that is not an exact model but I am far from a wood worker

I have attached 5 photos of the butt stock for reference I was thinking of drilling it out to install some dowels and finding some commercial grade wood glue if I can not find a replacement butt stock?

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u/International_Mud367 23d ago

Glue it, clamp it, drill some holes across the break and dowel it with wood from the same species (probably Turkish walnut)Ā 

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u/MourningWood1942 23d ago

I would just wood glue then slap a hose clamp around it and send

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u/ptv83 23d ago

You.... Broke her butt.

Now you can't play with your toy.

Remember guys and gals... You don't wanna completely break their butt, keep it fun, have fun... But don't completely break their butts.

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u/Standard_Custard2338 23d ago

Not sure about replacement stocks but I would say that Epoxy is your friend.

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u/Strong-Owl-55 23d ago

Roberts tongue and groove wood glue. I used it on a cooey model 60 foreend and you can't even tell it was 2 pieces

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u/CrowsFeast73 23d ago

Drill some blind holes to get some hidden wooden dowels in there; then glue and clamp. Wipe off excess glue quickly so you won't need to sand and mess up the finish (unless you want to refinish it anyway). Damp paper towel works well for a lot of glues.

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u/IcySkyDream 23d ago

Clean break! Easy to repair with wood epoxy, which will be stronger than the wood itself.

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u/22GageEnthusiast 23d ago

If it's still under warranty then go through the warranty process.

If not then I would suggest trying the fixes that people are recommending in the comments.

If either can't be done then honestly you're better off just buying a new gun at this point. Sourcing a replacement buttstock is going to be difficult.

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u/floppy_breasteses 23d ago

Wood glue. Titebond 3 is waterproof and very strong. Clamp the pieces tightly together and you're shooting again within 24 hours.

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u/Morfesto 23d ago

You don't need any special glue, your standard wood glue is more than strong enough. Titebond 2 or 3 is fine for this.

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u/Saucyplumz 22d ago

I purchased jb weld kwikweld steel reinforced epoxy

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u/One_Salary_9068 23d ago

I still dont understand why in 2026 they still sell gun with wood šŸ¤ŒšŸ¼

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u/Clover_Lawn_4440 23d ago

Plastic is for storing leftover food

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u/One_Salary_9068 23d ago

I store my food in glass šŸ˜

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u/Wiggum13 23d ago

We need glass buttstocks. I’d put a gold fish inside mine.

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u/One_Salary_9068 23d ago

Or an ant colony ✨

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u/Wiggum13 23d ago

Even better !!

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u/Saucyplumz 22d ago

Fish turns into one of those squeeze toys that the eyes pops out of