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    Only thing I can think of is that some other type of rifle with a left side short pull bolt was used in this stock.
    Best guess I can come up with.

    Charlie

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    Charlie, that might be it. It looks like it was done very well. Now I'm a lefty, maybe it would fit me.....frank

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    Yep, probably the same person that has the explination for that one odd magazine has the explination for this!
    Last edited by imarangemaster; 11-20-2009 at 05:46 AM.

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    You may have solved the mystery imarangemaster -

    dnikkor's magazine could be for this left hand carbine bolt action!

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    I have an old winchester bolt action .22 that has a similar cutout. It is for a Lyman target peep. I wouldn't be surprised if that is what it was for.
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    I think JimB probably has it nailed.

    Somewhere around here I have a nice old Lyman peep ( for a different rife ) that was going to require similar stock modifications. Since my woodworking skills were and are limited to a hammer and a chisel, I never installed it.

    At least the stock in question was very nicely done.
    Last edited by phil441; 11-20-2009 at 09:21 PM.

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