Perazzi stocks-tmx,tm1...SOLD

Got these in a deal I made,selling both together as one lot,asking 450.00 delivered.
They are from tmx, or so I am told they will also fit tm1.
Top one looks to have the side of stock/comb sanded a little for more offset,right handed and may have been shortened.
Both have normal marks for something of this age.Both seem to be right handed.
No cracks in either stock. Can't tell you anymore,no gun to fit them on to measure from.
Located in Pa.

 

A person sent me a PM saying they both look like they were originally TM1 stocks ?

I really don't know other than what I was told. Not trying to mislead anyone.

 

What is the difference in the two stocks to adj. for the low rib (tm1) high rib (tmx) ? Any one want to chime in.

 

Hard shot and Mission. I'll try and remember to post a pic of both tomorrow. It is obvious to the eye via comparison

 

TM1 has a low rib barrel and a TMX has a higher rib barrel ..... about 1/4" higher.
So both stocks as pictured with the combs set higher, were set up for a TMX ..... Lower the combs to use with a TM1.
What is OVERALL length of each stock?

Then anyone with a TM1 or TMX can compare to the stock on their gun and get an approximate LOP.
My TM1 has a 14.70" LOP and the stock overall length is 16.90"
CEL

 

The lower stock is a Fajen Adjustable Trap Stock. In the 80s I had one made for an 870 Competition. They were $425 back then.
Hope this helps.
Merry Christmas,
Nick

 

I guess I was thinking I could tell the difference because I was able to see true height by sighting along the comb from the rear. However, these are only somewhat informative pics. The one with the RECVR is a TMX Special and obviously looks higher sighted from the rear. The fancier of the other two is also a TMX, the other appears to be TM1.

 

Hard shot SEZ

Looks like you need to sell "deal" stocks one at time,,,,,,No one needs BOTH a 1950's Fajen stock and a short LOP Perazzi stock .....I'd male offer on short LOP stock when you reply to this thread

 

The Fajen Adj. Trap Stocks were made in the 80s. I believe the first one was made for Steve Carmichael.
These are very nice stocks.

 

I have sale for the top stock, so the fajen stock is still for sale

 

Both stocks are gone...............