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Actually, it's not. To do so requires a very skilled machinist/gunsmith who can work within 2/1000" and angles of less than 1 degree.
Some say it is easier to weld up and machine the bolt. I have no experience in either except that I had a machinist/gunsmith replace a plate for me once and I am very pleased with the result.
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