Was trying to find a butt stock magazine pouch; the type that would hold two double stack pistol mags. Danged if I can find one... Anyone know of one out there?

Sorry, the rifle will be Ruger PC9 that has a traditional style stock.

Maybe WWII...what kind of rifle?

Not sure what type of rifle you are trying to get them for but I have one of these and love it. I have several other items from them as well and they are good quality.

https://www.spectergear.com/SearchResults.asp?Cat=59

I have been on the same hunt for several years, I have a PC9 and PC4. It looks as if Uncle Mikes used to make a mag pouch for these when they were in production, you will see one come up on Gun Broker occasionally with the original mag pouch. I made a make shift one that doesn't stay put very well. It's just a cheap mag pouch with a velcro strap

It would probably work fine if I sewed a strap to attach it to the back of the butt stock. Maybe one day.

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I made a make shift one that doesn't stay put very well

A mag pouch specific to the PC9 would be sweet. I was thinking about moding one myself. I have even considered screwing the damn thing right to the stock with self tapping screws... :-\

Diverting the thread a bit. But back in the 1990's you could get ~30rnd beretta 92 mags which would work in the pc9.

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Diverting the thread a bit. But back in the 1990's you could get ~30rnd beretta 92 mags which would work in the pc9.

Why not in the naughts? Conversion should still work unless Ruger changed the mag well...?

I had two PC9s back in the day. Had to sell them both. Got a "new" one now and I don't remember any real difference in the mag well. I have some Beretta 15rd mags and I'll see how close they are to Ruger mags...

anyone know if the butt stock is solid or hollow?

https://www.amazon.com/Desanti...arbine/dp/B0048KOFOK

Might be able to modify this one for the storm. Although it might be easier to sew a cuff that fits the stock to utilize a belt mounted pouch, and add a buckle and strap to secure around the butt plate.