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    From what I recall reading somewhere the angle is 70 degrees and the line of wood behind those brass shims (Draws) appears to be about right. But I agree with getting a second hand sportered stock bottom wood and practice on that and remember the old adages - measure twice cut once - if in doubt ask as people like Peter Laidlericon and Brian Dickicon and others are only too willing to assist or as you have done look up the threads
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