no4 butt stock length

[can14&]

6 2 There used to be a lot of new no4 wood around about five years ago. Mostly long branch walnut and
hardwood. A friend of mine used to run an armory in Montreal. He taught me the proper way to use a no4.
Since I a ready had a collection of 303/308 no4s, getting proper wood was easy.
The majority of my target no4 rifles already came with long buttstocks, so it wasn't hard to see why.
I have about 20 sets of wood for future use. But, one doesn't see the no4 target rifles like before.

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[brugmanncues]

6 2 There used to be a lot of new no4 wood around about five years ago. Mostly long branch walnut and
hardwood. A friend of mine used to run an armory in Montreal. He taught me the proper way to use a no4.
Since I a ready had a collection of 303/308 no4s, getting proper wood was easy.
The majority of my target no4 rifles already came with long buttstocks, so it wasn't hard to see why.
I have about 20 sets of wood for future use. But, one doesn't see the no4 target rifles like before.

I'm trying to find a Long Branch unissued walnut stock set for my 45 No4 Mk1*...not an easy task. I know on ebay there is British sets from the UK in either birch or beech (can't remember) and my LB Enfield does have an "ENGLAND" stamp on it....suppose I could get away with the brit version....but I just really want a LB walnut set lol