Origin action in a CA stock???

[markXshooter]

For all you home builders out there:

Would a zermatt origin or similar fit into a christensen stock? What would need modified?

I know it is a 700 footprint so in theory it should, any real world experience???

Thanks

 

[markXshooter]

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[markXshooter]

Seriously…

 

[Wapiti1]

May need to inlet a little for the recoil lug if it isn't a match to the CA inlet. Otherwise, it's plug and play. I'd sand the paint out of the inlet and bed it, but that isn't strictly necessary.

Jeremy