I was in my local shop and found a 12 gauge model 37 featherlite, still in good shape price was in the low $300s not too bad. Found some online with english stocks but were a lot more. I would kinda prefer the enlish stock but not for the difference in money anyone know of anyone that makes replacement furniture? Any pearls of wisdom they seem like a real nice gun.

I really like them.
Unfortunately most of the ones I find are full choke, which is not my preference on squirrel, rabbit, grouse, and other small game.
I shoot modifed in about everything I own.

If you like English stocks have you looked at the Browning BPS "Upland Special"? Nice for pheasant hunting. I think they come in 22", 24" and 26". The 22" barrel points fast. Bottom eject like an Ithaca 37, tang safety like a Mossberg 500. You can find them used/not abused in the 300's, so price is about on par with what you're looking at.

If you like English stocks have you looked at the Browning BPS "Upland Special"? Nice for pheasant hunting. I think they come in 22", 24" and 26". The 22" barrel points fast. Bottom eject like an Ithaca 37, tang safety like a Mossberg 500. You can find them used/not abused in the 300's, so price is about on par with what you're looking at.

Wow that sounds like a fun gun wonder what the weight is

7lb 8 oz for 12ga/22", 6lb 12oz for 20ga/22"
Here's link to pics and specs
http://www.browning.com/products/catalog/firearms/detail.asp?value=011B&cat_id=012&type_id=216
Not a real popular shotgun, so it may take a while to find a good deal on a used one. Worth the wait IMO. Don't let MSRP listed on Browning's site scare you off - they aren't really that expensive.

BPS's are great, especially if your left handed :flipoff2: