WOW, that looks great in that stock.View attachment 8714540
Yeah if ur not doing prs, the Boyd’s pro varmint are nice and cheap. Just a option
Mike
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Get Access SubscribeWOW, that looks great in that stock.View attachment 8714540
Yeah if ur not doing prs, the Boyd’s pro varmint are nice and cheap. Just a option
Thanks, they fit really nice too, far better than factory stockWOW, that looks great in that stock.
Mike
Yes, this is what we have found between different rimfire actions. This is why we recommend sticking with your factory specs or give a wide estimate of 15-45 inch pounds. Rimfire can be very finicky, and since you can't reload to tune your rifle, things like action screw torque come into play more so than you would see in Centerfire.I've noticed people's preferred action screw torque varies a lot. Reccomendations go from 20 to 65 inch pounds. My groups had recently opened up a bit a my POI shofted up about 0.4 MRAD. I cleaned the barrel and torqued them to about 50 inch pounds each and it seemed to help, mine is in a KRG Bravo.
I would be interested to hear more opinions about action screw torque. I know it has come up before but it seems to be kind of a wild card.
I've noticed people's preferred action screw torque varies a lot. Reccomendations go from 20 to 65 inch pounds. My groups had recently opened up a bit a my POI shofted up about 0.4 MRAD. I cleaned the barrel and torqued them to about 50 inch pounds each and it seemed to help, mine is in a KRG Bravo.
I would be interested to hear more opinions about action screw torque. I know it has come up before but it seems to be kind of a wild card
Per KRG T1x and T3 use the same torque 65 in lb max. They recommend to not go under 45 inch pounds if you want to try different torques.I've noticed people's preferred action screw torque varies a lot. Reccomendations go from 20 to 65 inch pounds. My groups had recently opened up a bit a my POI shofted up about 0.4 MRAD. I cleaned the barrel and torqued them to about 50 inch pounds each and it seemed to help, mine is in a KRG Bravo.
I would be interested to hear more opinions about action screw torque. I know it has come up before but it seems to be kind of a wild card.
I had my T1x ACE torqued at 35inlb and felt I was constantly get a slight horizontal zero shift.Per KRG T1x and T3 use the same torque 65 in lb max. They recommend to not go under 45 inch pounds if you want to try different torques.
I set mine at 65 and it shoots one hole groups all day long.
I want to say Beretta told me 65 inch pounds as well but I can’t find any email from them. But I have the email from KRG. I know CZ recommends less but tikka t1 and T3 call for similar. Tikka does have something in their manual about lower torque for some plastic part.I had my T1x ACE torqued at 35inlb and felt I was constantly get a slight horizontal zero shift.
Have gone up to 55inlb recently and it seems to be better amd the groups have tightens up a bit. Should probably try going to 65 and see what happens to group sizes.
I appreciate the info. I did read the Bravo installation instructions but was a little shy about torquing rimfire action screws that much.I want to say Beretta told me 65 inch pounds as well but I can’t find any email from them. But I have the email from KRG. I know CZ recommends less but tikka t1 and T3 call for similar. Tikka does have something in their manual about lower torque for some plastic part.
I was too but like a buddy pointed out it’s a metal receiver. I technically only did 55-60 inch pounds at one time because that’s all my wheeler wrench would doI appreciate the info. I did read the Bravo installation instructions but was a little shy about torquing rimfire action screws that much.
Read the blessed manual.
I wouldn’t exceed
62 in/lbs
I am sure it will be 100% as accurate as 65lbin but that probably has more to do with the stock than the action. 3lbin is within the tolerance of most torque wrenches.I believe the 62 in-lbs is from the T1X manual and not the KRG manual.