A craftsperson who specializes in making or shaping gunstocks from wood; a stock maker.
From gunstock + -er, the agent noun suffix. This word represents a specialized subdivision of the gunsmithing trade, where individual craftspeople focused on one particular component.
Medieval and colonial craft guilds were incredibly specialized—a gunsmith's shop might employ separate gunstocker artisans, barrel smiths, and lock makers, each a master of their narrow domain.
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