This is the video I’ve been looking for, great job 👍🏼

@calebwhiteknives

6 ай бұрын

Glad I could help! I couldn’t find one either..so bought the stock, did some poking on it, and made one myself. 😆

thanks for the video. yours is one of the very few on this stock. i just got mine in for my t3x ctr. it's a nice "do it all" setup, as you infer in this video

@calebwhiteknives

5 ай бұрын

I do not regret it at all. I’m going to pick up some as they become available for the rest of my ‘regular’ rifles.

I have Ruger American Preditor in 6.5 Creedmoor. It came with the Magpul hunter stock but I could never get it to feed. Ruger blamed the magazines but I tried several. I put one of these on it and it feeds like a dream with either the metal or magpul magazines. Shoots well under .5 MOA. Feels much more comfortable than the Magpul.

@calebwhiteknives

7 ай бұрын

I’ve had similar issues with the MPs I’ve played with in the past. This MDT has got some real potential: took it out to the range the other day and had solid feeding out of all the magazines except the Magpul. And the accuracy was excellent!

@joshuatracy240

6 ай бұрын

I just picked up the American hunter. First 2 rounds like to bind if I try closing the bolt slow or gently. So I have to use a little extra force. Don't think it's right. May have to upgrade the stock. Other than that I do like the rifle

@maxcopple8187

Ай бұрын

I had that same exact rifle. It would only feed polymer tipped bullets. Shot like a dream though.

@RHEC501

27 күн бұрын

Yeah my REM 700 came with the magpul stocks and after a while I’ve noticed it will start throwing my shots way off I’m going to buy a MDT oryx for mine

Great review and walk through the installation.. 👍

@calebwhiteknives

7 ай бұрын

Glad it was helpful! Would like to show more detail, but KZreadz likes to throttle vids when you get too frisky with the gun stuff. 😆

Like the previous poster, this is the video I've been looking for. The install is what an average joe would experience replacing a factory stock. The pros and cons certainly helped with the decision my stock choices. I did see another youtuber mention issues with the polymer magazine as well. Gonna to go with this stock. Thank you for the video.

@calebwhiteknives

18 күн бұрын

Thank you! I do not believe you’ll be disappointed. The mag issue is a minor one, and easy to overcome with lots of great options. I’ve spent the last couple months replacing all my other stocks for my basic rifles.

I dropped a Christensen arms 6.8 western into this stock and man kts awesome. No issues with feeding any ammo even handloads up to 2.94 coal. It shoots lights out. I am looking at the lss chasis with a folding stock next. Nice video.

@calebwhiteknives

6 ай бұрын

Nice! I think ill probably pick up the LSS and the FRS this year as well…I’ve wanted to explore MDTs catalog a little more for my personal guns, rather than always just on customer rifles. It’s a solid company with great ethics and support so I can get behind them fully.

Nice Rifle, thx for the heads up review! Cheers

@calebwhiteknives

6 ай бұрын

🙏🏻

Caleb, you are an awesomely humorous dude. Thanks for the vid.

@calebwhiteknives

4 ай бұрын

I appreciate that! My twin got the good looks, I got the talent 😆

Great review. I'm all about performance and value. This hits the mark. Gonna pick one up for my Ruger American in 6.5 CR. Was looking at the Oryx...but I like this better.

@calebwhiteknives

5 ай бұрын

I’ve had my hands on an Oryx before, and I’d go with the field stock, personally. It just feels better, and is better designed.

@SA-hh9mv

5 ай бұрын

​@@calebwhiteknivesThanks for letting me know. Save some $$$ in the process as well.​

Would be great stock design for savage impulse straight pull. I hope MDT make this soon.

@calebwhiteknives

23 күн бұрын

Second that.

I had the exact same issue with a polymer magazine that I ordered with the field stock. I contacted MDT and they actually replaced it with a 10-round upgraded polymer magazine with metal lips for free. The 10 round magazine puts the lower lip of the magazine below the release lever allowing it to fully push forward. This might be an option if you are allowed a 10 round magazine in your area.

@calebwhiteknives

7 ай бұрын

Thank you! I’ll reach out to them. For me it’s a minor inconvenience; but an issue that needs to be addressed or at least fore-warned about.

@giggitygiggity4304

6 ай бұрын

@@calebwhiteknives I just wanted to give you an update on this subject. I just purchased a Bergara 5 round magazine which works perfectly with my MDT field stock. It's the BA0002. I bought it for my 22-250 which is in the Field stock. It worked in the stock flawlessly and fed perfectly. The Bergara magazine doesn't have the little bulge at the back like the MDT version of the magazine does.

Great overview, i am looking at a howa barreled action from Brownells. This is the stock i am considering.

@calebwhiteknives

5 ай бұрын

It’s a really great feeling option, even with the heavier profile. The Field Stock with one of the lighter/shorter barrels would probably make a killer hunting rig.

Best try the feeding with a full mag, I had an issue with a MDT poly mag in 308 that wouldn't feed the first round from a full mag. MDT want's a video of it happening but I haven't gotten around to making one yet. Other 2 poly mags work just fine.

THANK YOU. I find it odd that it's so difficult to find detailed videos about this stock.

@calebwhiteknives

7 ай бұрын

I did too...which is partially why I put one together. Overall, it seems to be great value for the money.

I had this same issue with a Boyd Stock. A small flat washer on the action screws will fix it.

@calebwhiteknives

7 ай бұрын

A great suggestion! Particularly if you don’t have a grinder, etc.

Just received my MDT Field stock and got to mounting my Savage model 11 and I had a spacer drop onto the bench. It appears to go where the forward action screw is which I’m sure will keep that screw from contacting the bolt. Either that’s a fix or maybe yours dropped on the floor without you noticing.

@calebwhiteknives

6 ай бұрын

I didn’t see any spacers. When I pulled the bolts and micrometered them, the distorted ‘cupping’ from the thread drawing process on the from action screw was what was creating about .020” too much head; and when torqued fully down to proper spec, it was just enough to kiss the bolt head and bind it up.

I'm glad to hear you say factory rifle stocks are shit. I bought a Bergara Wilderness Ridge SP a year ago, and after one trip to the range I absolutely hated it. I knew the length of pull was too short, the butt of the stock was angled and had minimal surface area on the bad, being very sharply rounded, and the rifle weighed about 7 pounds before you throw on a scope. I figured it was going to be a good way to break in, get back into shooting, with it being .308, but I hadn't planned for that stock, and it was violent. Of course I'm thinking of putting a new stock on it, have since I got it, before shooting it, but the residual hate I was feeling made me wonder if I was still going to hate it after. Currently trying to commit to spending more money on it than I already have, which is how I found your video lol

@calebwhiteknives

3 ай бұрын

That’s the struggle, no doubt; do you spend more to make the money you already spent work for you?!? When it comes to upgrading stocks…my answer is always yes. 😆 At least MDT and others are finally giving us viable options, which are affordable, and are a real added value. With good “upgrade” features. Not just more crap, lol. The factories really have gotten cheap with most of their stocks.

I had it to tight untill I saw the instructions of the action screw torque. Is 60 to 65 pound with the torque wrench and went smooth like butter

@mikerennick1988

7 ай бұрын

Over torqued action screws is the first thing that came to mind after watching this video. Looks like a budget stock that will work well when properly installed.

@tiroalargadistancia4293

5 ай бұрын

​@@mikerennick1988☝x2, I always remove the bolt before installing the stock to avoid this issue if the action screws are too long, especially the front one. I agree, way over torqued.

Subbed. Just bought this stock on MDT black Friday deal. Got a second issue, which has minor aesthetic blemishes. Gonna mount a Savage 110, 308 on it. Peace from Canada. I like seeing Canadain companies getting reviewed.

@calebwhiteknives

7 ай бұрын

I fully support my Canadian brethren on the other side of the Ice Curtain! Thank you, and don’t be shy about sharing you’re feedback here as you try it out in the field. I was going to pick up a blem too, but I missed it, lol.

@chocol8thunda

7 ай бұрын

Will do. I'm new to hunting, so, my feedback will be from a newbs perspective. Ice curtain 😅😅😅😅😅 I'm using that. Lol

@loco4dogg

6 ай бұрын

I ordered one as well on Black Friday for my Savage 11 in 223. Have you received your's yet, I'm still waiting for mine.

@chocol8thunda

6 ай бұрын

@@loco4dogg still waiting. The AICS polymer may arrived.

@eggbert191

6 ай бұрын

You may have a problem considering it's only offered for ruger and remington right now. They don't make the field stock for savage yet

Has anybody heard whether the grip is going to be changeable? It looks like the same grip on the timber.

@calebwhiteknives

6 ай бұрын

Hadn’t heard yet. But it would be a great idea if it were.

My concerns about the field stock is the narrow butt stock as for comfort. The seam lines will they spit like my Magpul hunter did? The swivels are they strong enough to carry a heavy barrel with a scope? I might purchase one, we‘ll see. Thanks from a Campbell.

@calebwhiteknives

7 күн бұрын

So far, so good on all accounts. Both of my rifles wearing field stocks so far are heavy barrel guns...and have been shooting just fine at the range, and toting through the woods on some excursions.

@garycampbell7999

7 күн бұрын

@@calebwhiteknives Good to hear. Thanks

What are your ideas on the Sako S20.....i think it comes with a decent stock...in two versions,which by the way,you can combine. My S20 has the hunter back stock,and the precision fore end...i love the thumbhole of the hunterstock...and combined with the precision fore end which is wider,heavier,and has the m-loks...is perfect for me...very ridged,and feels really nice. I'm really interrested in your opinion. Thanks for your nice video all the best from the Netherlands.

@calebwhiteknives

7 ай бұрын

I don’t have a whole lot of experience with the Sako personally, but I’ve always enjoyed the actions and fit of the stock when I’ve held them. So far as accuracy…I’ve never done my own testing. But Sako is a venerable brand with tried and true accuracy/reliability.

I’ve been looking at the MDT Oryx and XRS until I found this one! Which one of them would you suggest for a 243 used mostly for coyote hunting on a tripod, but with the versatility to deer or antelope hunt on the move too??

@calebwhiteknives

5 ай бұрын

Personally I’d go with the Field Stock for the weight/bulk savings, and versatility. I just put out a comparison video of the two which discusses the pros and cons of the XRS vs. the Field directly. May help with your decision. Yeah, for me I’d go Field Stock for lighter/shorter/easier to maneuver.

@lauraburandt2655

5 ай бұрын

@@calebwhiteknivesthank you! Sorry to make you repeat it, I didn’t know you had a video on that too.. I’ll go look!

@calebwhiteknives

5 ай бұрын

@@lauraburandt2655 Hey no worries....I just put it out a few hours before you asked. Always happy to clarify and answer any questions.

Good video!!

@calebwhiteknives

6 ай бұрын

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it. 🙏🏻

They had a savage in stock and thats what I ordered. Theyre based out of Coquitlam, BC Canada. Im im Saskatoon, SK Canada.

When you test the stock, test it for twisting and side flex or torsion movement. The KRG Bravo is nice, but the plastic flexes to much even with the aluminum frame. I had to add the Arca rail to cut down on the twist and flex. Using my bipod in the prone, when I laid my head on the cheek riser it allows the stock to flex and twist sideways throwing off my bubble level. That forces you to use your firing hand to twist it back upright to level the bubble again before firing. Not cool!

@calebwhiteknives

7 ай бұрын

It does have a little side to side wiggle on bipods; not a huge deal, but yeah, something to look out for certainly. Bottom line, this will most likely be just a replacement option for my hunting rigs. Although, taking it to a prs match just for the pure scientific curiosity might happen….😆

@Rico11b

7 ай бұрын

@calebwhiteknives I felt the same way in the beginning. It doesn't seem like it will be a big deal, but it will become one. The more you use it, the more you will notice that twisting. Because you'll need to learn to compensate for it, you'll begin to notice how it affects recoil and the natural lay of the rifle. That twisting force gets released during firing and will cause the recoil pattern to not be only rearward in a straight line. I'm probably going to switch to a Boyd's stock because they're much stiffer than any plastic stocks out there.

Wish they will do one for the CZ457, it’s another $250 Australian to jump up to the next model. I want something light to carry around and one of these is the perfect option between the factory plastic stock and a chassis with a lot more metal (and weight)

@calebwhiteknives

3 ай бұрын

I imagine they will eventually if the demand remains strong.

I was looking at this for my Savage Model 10. Unfortunately, this model won't fit them, but hopefully, that changes.

@calebwhiteknives

6 ай бұрын

Yeah, that would be a nice addition to the stock inlet. I'm a huge fan of the 10 HS Precision (my first long-range rig). They have it inletted in other chassis they offer, so I wouldn't be surprised to see the Field Stock get it to.

How do you think this (or another MDT) compares to Sharps Heatseaker?

@calebwhiteknives

4 ай бұрын

I don’t have any personal experience with the Sharps chassis; although I have used some of their other products in the past and have been pleased with the quality. I’d say from the price listed on their website, the Heat Seeker looks to offer a lot. I think I might pick one up and see if it’s worth reviewing.

I had the same issue with my ORYX Chassis and the 5 rds polymer mag not being released . Problem was due to the thick lip the polymer mag has behind facing the trigger guard release not allowing much movement . MDT realized the mistake and they sent me a 5 rd metal mag for free and problem solved . The 5 rd Magpul polymer mag works flawless ...

@calebwhiteknives

4 ай бұрын

Chasing magazine issues is the real struggle! 😂 Regardless of system or setup, there always seems to be a quirk with different mag types.

Got mine last week. Have the exact same issue with my 5 rnd polymer mags I use with my Oryx. My issue is I can't even fandangle the mag out, I have to push the latch pin and remove the latch just to retrieve the mag. It's very obviously the bottom of the mag inhibiting the lever to actually be able to release it. Sadly, Canada has messed up capacity laws and we can't have more than 5 in a centerfire. Seems my only solution is gonna be to move to the metal AICS mags for this 308win.

@calebwhiteknives

7 ай бұрын

It’s an unfortunate, but very obvious problem I hope can be fixed. Metal mags are generally better anyways! 😆. I’d heard similar about the Oryx; and was hoping it wouldn’t be that way with the Field…bummer.

@durtydan3685

7 ай бұрын

Generally speaking in canada you are allowed to have more then 5 rnds in a centerfire as long as it's not a semi automatic or doesn't share mags with a semi automatic ie ar mags (unless you get ar pistol mags then it's 10Rds in .223) just a heads up in case you didn't know. Only other stipulation may be based on hunting regs having a capacity restriction based on your province but that only counts for hunting.

@chrisbartlett7431

7 ай бұрын

In Canada you can have more than 5 rounds of centerfire in a bolt action. Thats not an issue at all. Just not more than 5 rounds in a semi auto unless your using 10 round pistol mags in a semi auto, than you can have ten rounds. I have the pistol mags for both my 223 and 308 semi autos. I had MDT polymer mags and tossed them in the garbage can. But I do love my MDT 5 and 10 round metal mags, never had a single issue with them.

@jeremyschonberger2333

7 ай бұрын

After a little bit of sanding with fine grit on the seams of the 5 rnd mags and some working the spring tension for a while, it functions alright. As long as mag is inserted prior to seeing a game animal, it'll work for hunting purposes. I did take advantage of MDT's black Friday sale and picked up some metal mags at 40% off.

@calebwhiteknives

7 ай бұрын

@@jeremyschonberger2333 same...loaded up on metal mags for hunting etc.

Will this stock work with long action (30-06)

@calebwhiteknives

Ай бұрын

It will not. To my knowledge they haven’t launched a long action yet; but they seem to be expanding the catalog rapidly.

I'm sold, thanks man.

@calebwhiteknives

2 ай бұрын

Well worth it!

Might be able to shave off a few thousands of the magazine floor plate to get the release clear of it.

@calebwhiteknives

6 ай бұрын

Yeah I worked it back with a file slightly…seemed to do the trick. It’s a small complaint. Overall well worth the money.

What's your thoughts on this vs the magpul hunter? Kinda like both and need to make a decision

@calebwhiteknives

4 ай бұрын

While I do like the Magpul Hunter, and think it offers a lot to the end user; I think the Field is slightly more refined, more simplified, and a little bit more rugged. The Hunter is fine choice, but in my personal experience, for me as a user, they are a bit thick in some places, and flimsy in others. That's 100% personal preference though. Overall the Hunter is a great piece of kit...but after using both I'm leaning more towards the MDT. Prices are very equivalent, and the overall quality of both is great for the category. The one larger drawback to the hunter is the bottom metal...it's not standard with DBM; but on the other hand some folks may like the BDL style standard better. With the MDT AICS flush mag though, the Field accomplishes the same thing. I still go more towards the Field Stock than anything now after using it. Both are strong enough for hunting us, both are from great companies with high-quality products; but as of right now according to the Magpul catalog..the MDT services more rifles, with more built-in adaptability. The grip angle on the MDT is a bit more comfortable as will. 😄

@benkeppler6869

4 ай бұрын

@calebwhiteknives thank you, so my top priority is rigidity for long range shooting and sounds like the MDT is the way to go. Thanks again

@garycampbell7999

13 күн бұрын

My Magpul Hunter stock was splitting down the seam right behind the bolt action, they wouldn’t replace it.👎🏻! Ordered mdt field stock.

how would you compare it to the magpul hunter?

@calebwhiteknives

2 ай бұрын

The Hunter is a good stock overall, with comparable options. The MDT Field just seems a little lighter and slimmer, and more refined. It also feels a little more sturdy to me.

@zaboi6767

2 ай бұрын

@@calebwhiteknives yeah that makes sense, the hunter does seem a little more bulky

Nice grab 👍

@calebwhiteknives

7 ай бұрын

Very! I’m not sad I got it, lol.

What scope do you use?

@calebwhiteknives

6 ай бұрын

This one has an SWFA10X(mil) on it. I have more of those type optics than anything on my testing rigs, etc. But my primary hunters/DMRs I have Vortex PSTs, and Burris XTRs, or US Optics.

Really hoping they fit this to the Savage 111.

@calebwhiteknives

4 ай бұрын

I'm betting they'll expand the catalog before long. It seems to be an extremely popular stock option.

Off topic: What is the anvil in the background @ ~7.55 in the video? I just purchased this stock for my 6mm creedmoor Ruger American Predator and am dropping it in today. Thanks Caleb. Keep up the awesome content.

@calebwhiteknives

6 ай бұрын

It’s my first anvil, given to me by my mentor. A Trenton…I think it’s a 175lb

Can you add a for grip to those MLok without excessively over extending your arm?

@calebwhiteknives

4 ай бұрын

The back one or two, yes.

@JawhBoyLeaf

4 ай бұрын

@@calebwhiteknivesthank you! Want to get the cz600 trail and run a grip on it and was trying to find a chassis for a budget gun like ruger ranch. Cz600 has like 2MOA and worse accuracy for higher price. Now I can make a modern bolt battle rifle lol

Be great if this was available for Savage Impulse chambered in 300wsm.

@calebwhiteknives

2 ай бұрын

Give it time. Looks like they are expanding the catalog.

But do they do a left hand stock for a remi 700 BDL

@calebwhiteknives

4 ай бұрын

Not yet, not to my knowledge

@garycampbell7999

13 күн бұрын

Yes, check their wed site. Is saying left handed available. Date June 27,24

Hey bud. What part of canada are you from?

@calebwhiteknives

Ай бұрын

Texas.

That sure looks like a KRG Bravo.

@calebwhiteknives

6 ай бұрын

Says MDT on the side…

Cmon man don’t be pick on my Ruger American 😂 I have the go wild in 6.5 CM and its a great budget shooter. Believe it or not mine also feeds well!

@calebwhiteknives

7 ай бұрын

Okay in fairness the American is a good entry rifle…but the stocks, oh sweet baby Jesus. They’re just horrible. 😂

KRG BRAVO

@calebwhiteknives

5 ай бұрын

Meh…decent enough, but the grip screw/action mate up on the back end causes some problems on the earlier generation stuff. In my opinion they’re slightly more flimsy than the Field Stock. A good second option.

You may want to use a torque wrench. You are over torquing the action screws. Good Luck

@calebwhiteknives

7 ай бұрын

I'm not actually...I have several torque wrenches which I use for all final fit and assembly. Under-torquing is a thing. Over-torquing actions screws - much harder to do unless you just plain strip it out.

@Eman3037

7 ай бұрын

OK@@calebwhiteknives

@thomassellers3813

6 ай бұрын

I’ve over torqued a xrs and it locked down the bolt as well. Actually torqued it with my fix it stix and was fine. Sometimes those thousandths matter

@eggbert191

6 ай бұрын

@@calebwhiteknives this statement shows you don't know what you're talking about

@pitts3219

6 ай бұрын

If can’t take constructive criticisms you’re KZread career will be painful. Especially wearing a skirt!

Waiting for MDT to make it for Howa 1500 SA and then I will get one.

@calebwhiteknives

7 ай бұрын

Same here. It would be a nice addition to the inlets they offer, along with Tikka.

@Drgunzo616

6 ай бұрын

Guess what? They do!

@calebwhiteknives

6 ай бұрын

@@Drgunzo616 Haven't seen it in their catalog yet. You sure? Got a link?

@Drgunzo616

6 ай бұрын

@@calebwhiteknives Brownells has them for sale on their website.

@rufturbo997

6 ай бұрын

@Drgunzo616 I spoke to MDT the 2nd or 3rd day after the announcement, and they said it's being considered and that I should put myself on the notification list for when it becomes available. I haven't been notified yet. After the 1st of the year, I'll call them again and see if they have a timeline.

I lost it when it got to the magazine issues…

@calebwhiteknives

3 ай бұрын

It’s an annoyance for sure. But seems to only affect the one type/size.

Tikka long action. Need it in tikka long action.

@calebwhiteknives

6 ай бұрын

Yes! Definitely.

@azar3006

Ай бұрын

Tikka has only one type of action, Bolt stop determines what cartridge length will work in the action !

@COREYDEER

Ай бұрын

@@azar3006 then why did they say they are coming out with it this summer in long action for tikka?

Polymer mags are junk. The only ones I found that have zero issues are Lancer.

@calebwhiteknives

4 ай бұрын

Lancer makes a good mag.

Just wish they had it in long action

@calebwhiteknives

Ай бұрын

Give it time. Bet they will.

@loadmastergod1961

Ай бұрын

@calebwhiteknives I'm most likely getting the xrs. Want a 26 inch barrel threaded for my suppressor. 22 inch '06 doesn't sit well with me. Lol

You need a torque wrench lol You were cranking way to much. 65 feet lbs is all you need.

I prefer my KRG Bravo stock that MDT Field Stock looks like a cheap copy.

interestingly, its weight 3.1lbs and the Magpull is 3.3 lbs. with 2 LOP shims. kinda a draw for me. PS. That's not your Tartan. Scotia!

@calebwhiteknives

6 ай бұрын

I’m aware. It’s the Mackenzie.

Short action

Are you part chipmonk?

@calebwhiteknives

6 ай бұрын

It’s possible. Or squirrel. Not sure; but the rumor is I was found on the side of the road as a baby drinking out of a Lone Star beer bottle in west Texas. Being raised by wild critters. Never done DNA test, but maybe eventually.

MDT miscalculation with their design😄😄

@calebwhiteknives

7 ай бұрын

There’s always lumps in a new product launch. It’s just nice to see some options on the market that are more affordable, and deliver where it counts.

Torqued down to 300 lbs , perfect

@calebwhiteknives

4 ай бұрын

Dude, if you can find someone who can crank a bolt to 300in/lbs by hand..don’t shake his. Flattering you think I can though 🤭 #gorillagrip

@PRSKris

4 ай бұрын

@@calebwhiteknives hahahaha my point was he torqued the fark outta it lol

@calebwhiteknives

4 ай бұрын

@@PRSKris ...gotta make sure it's suuuper tight..like a tiger! 😆

@azar3006

Ай бұрын

This is the mistake that I also made and learned a hard lesson, the claim that your hand is a torque wrench is well bogus. Obviously if you are tightening the action screws and the bolt binds you are applying too much torque. You are also putting stress on your action that will affect your accuracy.It’s silly to argue this point. I tried to save the $60 on a torque wrench and hand tightened my action to the plastic stock but then the screw would’t come out, ended out drilling into it and in the process needed new action screws, new bottom metal and a new stock as that part was crushed a little and wouldn’t seat flat. Save yourself the agony and buy the damn wrench !

Bed recoil lug... dab of jb weld....

@calebwhiteknives

6 ай бұрын

Always does the trick…😖

Its an accustock 3

@calebwhiteknives

7 ай бұрын

Said MDT on the package.

Cringing watching this. Use a torque wrench to the proper torque. It's not the action screws. User error. Smh

@calebwhiteknives

6 ай бұрын

Lol…no it’s not actually. Thanks for watching.

@eggbert191

6 ай бұрын

@@calebwhiteknives once you understand the reason behind proper torque settings you'll start doing it properly. Next you'll blame the inaccuracy on the rifle eventhough screw torque greatly affects it. Smh

@thomaslunt8139

5 ай бұрын

Torqued to spec the front action screw wouldn’t have hindered your bolt operation. That’s why they have torque specs for all their stocks.

@calebwhiteknives

5 ай бұрын

@@thomaslunt8139 Yeah no, that wasn't the issue...I have all sorts of fun gadgets in my shop alongside my torque wrench; like micrometers, dials, hardness testers, etc. The bolt started binding at 17 ft/lbs. Nice theory though.

I LOVE my Bravo

@calebwhiteknives

5 ай бұрын

If it works for you, it works for you! Can’t argue with that.