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I'm generally a lurker here but am in need of some help. I build primarily bolt guns and have this rifle to repair. I have plenty of French and English Walnut pieces but nothing like this. Does anyone have a scrap or cutoff that would be a better match than what I have? And of course it won't be a complete match but something closer than what I have would be super. 4" x 1".

Either someone twisted off a clean-out screw in the patent breech, or someone tried to use a left-haded barrel for a right-handed gun.
I believe those all the way through cross-drilled holes at the rear of patent breeches are there more to facilitate manufacture of the breech than for easing cleanup after shooting.
 
Thank You all for the offers and replies, necchi sent me several pieces that will work.
 
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