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    Never mind about the wood one,have to drill holes in stock to attach.
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    Quote Originally Posted by chainsaw View Post
    Never mind about the wood one,have to drill holes in stock to attach.
    In my case, I simply glued on the cheek rest and cut length screws that are simply lightly glued on to fill holes and avoid screwing in original stock.

    BTW, search Sarco and Numrich for No4(T) sniper cheek rest.

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