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    Stock for a no4 MK1

    Hello guys,

    I need some help here. I'm in the process of rebuilding a sporterized No1 MK4 and I'm looking for the stock, forearm etc. The question I have is this one :
    Would a No4 MK2 stock and wood pieces would fit on a No4 MK1 rifle ????


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    Yes, provided that you fit the fore-end properly and don't forget to fit the long SCREW, tie, fore-end and nut afterwards

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    As he said

    I've done this transformation once, it may be easier to find the right forend to start with though (depends where you live).

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    thanks guys

    Thanks guys, I'll let you know how it turns out. I just bought one set of wood for a No4 MK2 and i'll try to fit it on my Mk1 .

    thanks

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