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77/22 22LR SHIMMING THE BOLT

mrt949

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What is the advantage of shimming the bolt .
Trying to get all the info on this 77/22 that has been a good shooter .
But want to make better
Sear is next
 
Not sure how it is done but it sounds like it could put things in a bind and binding is normally not good for accuracy.
That being said if the shimming helps accuracy over a statistically valid number of groups do it.
 
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The shims cut out my flier issue.
Mine is a used All-Weather with an adjustable sear and I’ve added a temporary trigger stop. Gun will now hang with premium rifles, but the stock is more flexible than I’d prefer.
 
Who made the sear .
The shims cut out my flier issue.
Mine is a used All-Weather with an adjustable sear and I’ve added a temporary trigger stop. Gun will now hang with premium rifles, but the stock is more flexible than I’d prefer.
 
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Unknown, it was in place when I purchased it. I’d have to dig it outta the safe, but I believe it’s adjustable by removing the bolt from the receiver rather than taking off the stock.
 
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