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    Will do! Plan to go to this show without too much in my pocket to keep myself in check so that means I'll see tons of things to buy

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    Thanks to Marine55 I picked up a stock for this gun though I've had a lot going on so it took me awhile to get it together.



    It's about 95% finished. Still need the front band screws on the side and a middle band screw to complete it. I tried to get the gun close based on the data I had and I'm pretty happy with how it turned out. Really looking forward for when it's ready to shoot.

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    Looks good

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