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    Lovely looking A4, did you need to do much bedding to the stock?

    Do the NOS Keystones still turn up in the US?

    A few turned up in Holland a few years back and ended up on eBay.

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    I cut a bit of clearance at the tang, and cut the notch for the bolt handle.

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    My NOS Keystone C stock needed quite a bit of bedding work, the rifle sat too high in the woodwork to start with, with horrible effects on accuracy and very unpleasant recoil harmonics.

    It took two efforts to get it right, but boy it worked well after the final adjustments!

    A steep, but fascinating learning curve.

    I needed to cut a slightly different bolt notch for mine, as it's an adjusted A3 bolt

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    Nice looking, curious about your serial number, I had Z40019xx?

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