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    agree, shoot it,,see what it does, then adjust.
    the stock bushing should set below the woodline, {inside the stock} you will get better wood to metal contact.
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    Thanks for the replys, maybe I was getting excited over nothing! I will take it out to the range and see how she does, it has not been fired since 1988, the last year I hunted with it. (This was my grandfathers rifle.) I am attempting to make it legal for CMPicon matches.

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