hi all what it the torque specs on a Bell and Carlson piller bedded and bedded. in inch pounds rem 700 thanks
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Re: Bell and Carlson torque specs
Scratches head. What??? Translation please.
Scratches head. What??? Translation please.
Re: Bell and Carlson torque specs
If it's pillar bedded or aluminum bedding block you should be good with 45-65 in/lbs. The weak point will be the Remington bottom metal.
I run mine at 65 in/lbs, but if I crack it, it gives me a good reason to install the Williams bottom metal I have sitting here.
If it's pillar bedded or aluminum bedding block you should be good with 45-65 in/lbs. The weak point will be the Remington bottom metal.
I run mine at 65 in/lbs, but if I crack it, it gives me a good reason to install the Williams bottom metal I have sitting here.
Re: Bell and Carlson torque specs
thanks
thanks
My buddy just got one and torqued it down to 50 ft. Lbs. !!!
Damn, I didn't realize the bolts could withstand that much torque.
When I received my B&C stock they suggested less torque on the rear action screw. I don't recall the exact numbers but it was something like 60 In/Lbs on the front and 50 or so on the rear. I just torque mine to 65 in/lbs and love the results.
I wish my stock bottom metal would crack so I would have the necessary excuse to replace it, perhaps with a PTG DBM setup.
If your action is pillar bedded (either the "posts" or aluminum action block) then you have no stock material to crush and it will take a good amount of torque. Don't want the action moving in the stock under recoil.
I wish my stock bottom metal would crack so I would have the necessary excuse to replace it, perhaps with a PTG DBM setup.
If your action is pillar bedded (either the "posts" or aluminum action block) then you have no stock material to crush and it will take a good amount of torque. Don't want the action moving in the stock under recoil.
