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I own a gun made @ 116,000 guns and 26 years apart from a stock that is in good shape. That far apart, is there much chance the stock can be fit to the gun without too much work? I think the answer is "not likely", but I don't know the reason why? Is the newer stock likely to be too big or too small, or is that not really how it works?
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Will makes some excellent points and I agree with all of them. - Dean Romig 03-13-2013
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