KRG Bravo problem

[MoAli31]

How does KRG expect people to torque down the front action screw on the chassis without having to buy their extended hex wrench on their website? The hole to access the front action screw in the chassis is so narrow, I cannot fit a standard extended hex bit down in there. How did you all get to tighten the front action screw and do they sell them individually at Home Depot? I’m on a tikka t3x by the way

 

[346ci]

Remove the forearm

 

[MoAli31]

Remove the forearm

ok interesting, they never mentioned that in the manual. And to do this I remove all the hex screws that are on the underside of the chassis and it should slip off?

 

[nine9drams]

ok interesting, they never mentioned that in the manual. And to do this I remove all the hex screws that are on the underside of the chassis and it should slip off?

Yeah it comes off pretty easily but it is a pain to deal with if your remove your action frequently. I had to do it a few times as I was adjusting the trigger.

 

[MoAli31]

ok thanks yall

 

[celltech]

I got an extended hex bit from Amazon to fit my torque wrench: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07CT9JJ3W/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1&fpw=alm

 

[spife7980]

I took it all the way off until I spent 3 bucks on an amazon bit for the torque wrench kit

 

[LiveToDrive]

I just cut a hex bit down and then used a socket to tighten.

 

[IPoutdoors]

Sacrifice an allen wrench and cut the short end off. Now you are left with a straight wrench and stick it in a 1/4” socket..

 

[MDrimfirerookie]

i ended up paying the $5 or whatever is was from KRG but took advantage of their free shipping over black friday. i tried every damn trick in the book but never thought to take the forend off...

 

[3-0-hate]

KRG included their hex bit with my stock when I bought it last year.. Though half the time I just use a cheap Harbor Freight extended bit and it works a treat.

 

[2aBaC̶a̶]

T handle and use the universal German torque spec of Gudentite