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    peter, a complete novice question here. with a twisted forend, would it be acceptable to plane down the high side, build up the low side, plug and re-drill the mount holes for the centre spring, nosecap and reseat the nosecap square. aka leave the wood twisted but re align/ true up the areas it contacts other parts of the rifle?

    i understand that replacing the forend would be the army way, but over here even well used (ROUGH) full wood forends sell for around $250+ each on that auction site. plus they aren't making any more.

    basically the thought of scrapping one full wood forend let alone two makes me cringe.
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