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How to determine proper recoil lug contact?
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I have a rifle that is giving me some issues and I suspect a stock fit problem. It's an savage with the el-cheapo plastic stock. Most such stocks have served their purpose for me so far.

So, how do I check the recoil lug contact with the stock? Same for the pillar bedding? I figure the recoil lug is not making correct contact or the pillars are off causing them to act like a recoil lug.
 
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Inletting black?
 
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yes
 
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Originally posted by Justin B:
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I’m normally better on multiple choice questions! Smiler
 
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Guess I'll try some lipstick.
 
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Dunlap's advice on inletting is something to the effect that more inletting jobs have been ruined by trying to get the recoil lug perfect than anything.

IIRC.

LOL.

It's been a while, but I think he advised using a piece of clay, or something like that, to find out how the lug fits the stock.

flaco
 
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It ain’t all the difficult to cut some stock material away and glass bed the back of the lug so you know for certain how it fits.
 
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Rick, that is my solution anymore. I can get a very good fit without it, but it seems like you can always improve on it, if even just a bit. In the long run it is far quicker and better to glass it.

BTW, I was going to just say "yes" but that option was already taken.

On another note, I have not seen the bore sighting gizmo yet.


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Rick, that is my solution anymore. I can get a very good fit without it, but it seems like you can always improve on it, if even just a bit. In the long run it is far quicker and better to glass it.

BTW, I was going to just say "yes" but that option was already taken.

On another note, I have not seen the bore sighting gizmo yet.


Chic,

Sorry about that brother, I brought it to the show in Reno...but guess who was a no-show! Smiler

Anyway, I’ll send up the proto-type but you have to share it with Bill Soverns. Between the two of you I’m sure you can come up with a bunch of reasons why I’m wasting my time with it. When you see Bill ask him to show you the slick 3rd-Leg I sent him. I might start producing those suckers also in my copious amounts of spare time! Smiler

I’m still waiting for Dave Kiff to finish the specialized tooling (cutters) I need to mass produce the laser tools. Once I get the cutters I can pump them out pretty quick I think.
 
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