I have 3 Krags and dropped one and the stock broke right at the pistol grip and I am unsure what to do.  The barrel and stock was cut down to carbine size so at least it was not original but now I am unsure what to do.  I am guessing it was not worth much more than $200 but I could be wrong so should I take it to gunsmith to be repaired, I am sure I could not repair it myself, or should I try and find a used stock and have a gunsmith transfer it or should I part it out?  Please help!!!!

Yes, I was thinking the firearm was worth about $200, stock is not original. I might just try gluing it back together since it is not worth much or pickup a stock at a gunshow.

Thanks so much.  I was thinking the same thing.  Not much to lose even if I bugger up the job.  Here is a photo.

No need for "bedding compound". Any good two part epoxy will suffice. I wouldn't even bother with pins, screws, or dowels. Just wet both halves and clamp together. There's sufficient long grain-to-long grain wood in the break to effect a tremendously good bond, and since there doesn't appear to be any wood missing it should end up being nearly invisible when finished. The strength of the epoxy bond is such that it'll be stronger than the wood surrounding it, hence not needing any mechanical fasteners too.

The biggest hassle will be in figuring out a good way to clamp the pieces together while the epoxy cures.

I make repairs of this nature constantly in my job.

If you have access to some heavy rubber bands... or get them from Staples, etc., they are great for holding the stock tight.  This is what I used when repairing my cracked stock (crack was in the wrist too).  Just double over the bands enough times to make them extremely tight and slide them up into the area.  Use as many bands as needed to cover the area sufficiently to secure it, and then give it a few days!  Easy Peasy - Japaneasy!!!