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    I would be interested in buying your MK1 buttstock if you want to get rid of it.

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    Okay , here are some photos of what I haveAttachment 64823Attachment 64824Attachment 64825Attachment 64826

    The last 4 photos show a thin crack in the wood along the top of the slide cover. I'm sure it could be easily glued down
    Attachment 64828Attachment 64829Attachment 64830Attachment 64827

    PM me to discuss
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    That patch that's coming unstuck.......... It's a genuine Armourers patch and easily made good by being re-stuck or just chop out and start again. But make sure you replace all the tell-tale signs of REAL Armourers work. Such as the undercut dovetails and oak pegs!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Peter Laidlericon View Post
    That patch that's coming unstuck.......... It's a genuine Armourers patch and easily made good by being re-stuck or just chop out and start again. But make sure you replace all the tell-tale signs of REAL Armourers work. Such as the undercut dovetails and oak pegs!
    Peter, all the patches are rock solid. The charger handle cover has lifted a little bit and split the thin bit of wood between the surface and the groove it slots into. More cosmetic then anything and we agreed a deal.

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    Maybe you could remind him to come back to the forum with his gun sereial number and of how he gets on with the changeover in the future

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    Quote Originally Posted by Peter Laidlericon View Post
    Maybe you could remind him to come back to the forum with his gun sereial number and of how he gets on with the changeover in the future
    I received your generous packet of goodies today. Many thanks again!

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    I have now completed everything that I wanted to on my Historic Arms Semi-Auto "L4" rebuild. I changed the buttstock, return spring, striker spring, bipod and carrying handle. I took her (are Brens female?) out to the range today and ran through 40 quick rounds. Everything ran very smoothly.
    This is what it looks like now:Attachment 64850Attachment 64851Attachment 64852

    Thanks to everyone again for your help, especially Peter for explaining things to me in simple terms and for sending me the carrying handle parts.

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    I'd look around for an L4 type flash eliminator now.

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