Im in the process of ordering a B & C M40 stock for my SPS Tactical. What is this thing supposed to be torqued to? Any recommendations for a budget torque wrench of some sort?
Installing a stock
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i think most actions that i can recall seeing posted were done to 45-60 inch pounds. i have mine set at 50 inch pounds. some one will chime in or search it. but i am also seeing articles on tuning the action by starting at 20 inch pounds and going up 5 at a time til you get it where it shoots best.
http://bulletin.accurateshooter.com/2011...orque-settings/
http://www.shootingworld.com/bbs/viewtopic.php?p=19296
http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/lid=10816/guntechdetail/Torque_Specifications_for_Gunsmiths
isnt yahoo amazing?
i think most actions that i can recall seeing posted were done to 45-60 inch pounds. i have mine set at 50 inch pounds. some one will chime in or search it. but i am also seeing articles on tuning the action by starting at 20 inch pounds and going up 5 at a time til you get it where it shoots best.
http://bulletin.accurateshooter.com/2011...orque-settings/
http://www.shootingworld.com/bbs/viewtopic.php?p=19296
http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/lid=10816/guntechdetail/Torque_Specifications_for_Gunsmiths
isnt yahoo amazing?
Re: Installing a stock
Believe it or not, every rifle is different and they will shoot somewhat better or worse depending on torque. Google the manufacturer's torque recommendations and try it.
Believe it or not, every rifle is different and they will shoot somewhat better or worse depending on torque. Google the manufacturer's torque recommendations and try it.
Re: Installing a stock
I would see what the manufacture says also, but I set most of mine at 65 in/lbs. A good multi setting wrench at a reasonable price is the Borka.
I would see what the manufacture says also, but I set most of mine at 65 in/lbs. A good multi setting wrench at a reasonable price is the Borka.
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