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wayno 02-Aug-12 - 02:34 PM ET
Mcbrian 12-Aug-12 - 11:09 AM ET
wolfba 03-Sep-12 - 07:15 PM ET

Subject: f/s: Rem 1100 Comp Walnut Stock & Forend
From: wayno
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Date: Thu, Aug 02, 2012 - 02:34 PM ET
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not to sound stupid, but are those two different stock sets?

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Subject: f/s: Rem 1100 Comp Walnut Stock & Forend
From: Mcbrian
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Date: Sun, Aug 12, 2012 - 11:09 AM ET
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Any idea if these would be interchangable to an early non-"Comp" 1100. I'm not exactly sure what "Comp" entails ... but I like the set. What's the length of the stock with the pad attached? Thx, Brian

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Subject: f/s: Rem 1100 Comp Walnut Stock & Forend
From: wolfba
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Date: Mon, Sep 03, 2012 - 07:15 PM ET
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Are the comp barrels bigger diameter than the older early 80's 1100 barrels?

In other words will the gap on the forend be the same?

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