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    No.4 Mk2 Front Trigger Guard Screw Bushing Lenght

    Should the Trigger Guard Screw Bushing protrude above the stock wood? Mine does by approximately 1'/16". That doesnt seem correct but I thought I'ld ask before the grinder came out. Seems that the Guard would bottom out on the bushing and not "pull" against the stock.
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    Put the grinder away and read the article about fitting fore-ends. The subject of the length of the collar has been aired on this forum about 20 times. Read up and do it properly is my suggestion

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    Guard Lenght

    Thanks peter. Dumby me.

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