Roger that Montana, fixed the link. Correct on fitting. The lip of the sling slot where the ICM rests allows precise pin hole alignment. A very small amount of plastic may need to be removed on top to allow the ICM to drop, and for pins to drop in with finger pressure. The ICM II on an MP5 stock doesn't have this problem. Thanks for your comments, and heads up on the link.
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