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    Quote Originally Posted by oldfoneguy View Post
    From the end of the reciever ring to the rear of the barrel band its exactly 8 inches on my 3/45 Faz. - Bill
    Thanks for that Bill, that's a very useful bit of information!

    Roughly what length is the foreend?

    Thanks!

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    Ok there are several ways to measure this, here is how I did it. From the front of the butt socket at the top of the metal band, level (parallel to seam of handguard) to the end of the fore-end is 18 7/8ths inches. This is a non fore-end cap WWII stock. - Bill

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    Quote Originally Posted by oldfoneguy View Post
    Ok there are several ways to measure this, here is how I did it. From the front of the butt socket at the top of the metal band, level (parallel to seam of handguard) to the end of the fore-end is 18 7/8ths inches. This is a non fore-end cap WWII stock. - Bill
    Thanks Bill! That's a great help!

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