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Joe, your comment about the accuracy of Galazan's stated dimensions led me to a take another look at the the Galazan butt plate on my Trojan. The butt plate (not the wood), with a micrometer measures 1.641" wd. x 5.208" tall with a 2.690" hole spacing. The link I supplied above I thought was the one I have, but upon further examination looks like this one rather than the linked one above. (Note the difference in the amount of horizontal lines.):
http://www.csmcspecials.com/Parker_T...te_p/pb300.htm
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