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Spot on here. I can't fully tell from pics what is going on. At first I thought you had too little compound in the middle and that's why the coverage looked the way it did. Looking again, maybe just some low areas got filled and thats why it looks the way it does. I wouldn't actually hog the...
slow down- you basically added a barrel pad. may not hurt anything. if you want to get rid of it wrap some sandpaper around a socket and remove it that way. Next time make a clay snake and throw it in front of the lug. If you are free floating, the only contact surface you need it the rear...
Hi, I just snug them up so everything is where it is supposed to be. I clean squeeze out with a lot of q-tips and razor blades. I wait a day and clean up with a mill. I cut in where the little nubs left but the trigger pin slots are. Make sure you remove any material from the action screw...
Hi, Anyone have the A3 slot print? I saw the thread of the A1, and an old one where George at GAP posted an A3 print- but that was taken down. Thank you
Sounds like a sear engagement issue. First thing- stop shooting the rifle. Second- have someone that's knows what they are doing look at it. No sense in getting seriously injured or killed. Having the rifle fire when you are unlocking a bolt is fail city dude.
Hi, I am going to build an F TR rifle on a 700 action. I have this stock WO an inlet- I plan on sending it off to mcmillian to be inletted http://www.sinclairintl.com/gun-parts-tools-accessories/firearm-parts/bolt-action-rifle-parts/stocks/mcmillan-f-class-rifle-stocks-prod53532.aspx?dym=y...