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Unread 07-16-2017, 04:38 PM   #1
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Greg, the "nose of the comb" is all of the comb shaping within your rectangle B.
The 'comb' I believe, is the entire length at the top of the stock from the point of the 'nose' to the butt plate.





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I assumed the same Dean, but in thinking about the comb we have 'drop at comb' and we have 'drop at heel'. Maybe the former should be 'drop at comb at nose' and the latter could be more accurately termed 'drop at comb at heel', eh?
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