As advised, there is a small amount of material to be removed from the internal dimensions, but I was surprised at the accuracy of the machining. The raw wood is prone to picking up grease, even from light handling, so give all parts a good drink of shaftol or BLO. The butstock became darker than the forend and handguard after one coat, but material will need to be removed externally, where the butt and forend meet the wrist, so you'll be doing some light sanding anyway.
I chose this set as there are many good No 4's out there that have had the muzzles chopped, but with this set you can still create a good clone, albeit in .303.
