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Possibly wrong info. Do you have the tactical or CTR? The tactical uses standard magazines, whereas the CTR uses the ones provided in the link. If you share a picture of your rifle, we could confirm.

The current tenacity uses the same prefit as the ruckus

Here's a Grayboe in a CTR inlet

Grayboe also makes one. I prefer the lever of the Grayboe option. The Mt Tactical lever is in a horrible location.

I have an 18" 6cm barrel from Dave. It came headspaced, with the barrel extension installed.

The box should wiggle up and down slightly. If it's not, you could have other issues. Put the spring in the right place, and stake it or put a glob of jb weld to act as a stop so the spring won't slide forward.

I have an 18" on my Sig cross. By "luck" what are you referring to. It shoots well, and was used to drop a mule deer by my son a few weeks ago, albeit with a 108 grain bullet.

Tooley

My son with his Idaho doe shot with my 6cm. The adjustable LOP and cheeck rest are great for the kiddos.

It was a barrel I know he had on hand. Not sure about yours. I had my barrel in 8 weeks.

I don't know precisely. It was one Dave had on hand when I ordered- a Kreiger in a contour slightly smaller than factory.

Had my Tooley-barreled 6cm out the last couple of weekends. The thing is a hoot to shoot. Very minimal recoil, and accuracy you'd expect from one of his barrels.

I've had atlasworxs, Grayboe and Mountain tactical AICS bottom metals. All require a stock to be inletted for them, or use a CTR stock. I much prefer the grayboe over them all, followed by the atlasworx. The mtn tac had issues, so I wouldn't recommend it. I also have modified a number of...

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There is the new mdt htr26 chassis. 31oz in the folder configuration. A bit more expensive than the side chick.

Just received my 6mm Creed barrel from Tooley. Just waiting on getting my rifle back from the recall, and I'll swap it out. Can't wait!

Paint yes. Gelcoat no.

You don't need to seal it. Most of the stock manufacturers just paint over the areas they cut. Do the same, and rock on.

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Call them. They'll sell it separately.