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    A4 stock, bolt cut

    building a replica A4 to sell, and insted of using a real A4 stock, im using a scant grip, and cut the notch by hand, iv done a few in the past,
    nice to see i havnt lost my touch, this is roughed in, will do some finishing this afternoon.
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    gawd, that dremil and my finger are great friends, that sucker cuts a finger nail off with ease

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    Chuck- I'm going to do the same thing in the near future. Will be a first for me. Any tips and additional pics would be greatly appreciated! Anybody got any pics of what an original looks like? Thanks, Mike D.
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    i have an original to copy.
    the trick is practice on a junk stock first,.take your time...
    and use real measuring tools, or it will never look right.
    if you look, it has 2 types of cuts, one straight, and one angled.
    then the bolt handle notch.

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