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Would switching the two piece bottom to a one piece help accuracy? What are the advantages of the one piece that everyone seems to want? | ||
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My personal opinion is that when using a three screw-2(actually 3) Piece guard takes more care in setting the tension on the guard screw just forward of the trigger bow. I have actually seen Model 70's bound up so that you couldn't open the bolt when that screw was tightened. The 1 Piece guard by Williams Firearms (and others) uses only the front and rear screws, the floorplate being pinned to the front of the guard. These not only look better but eleviate the pssibility of "bowing" the action. I have the Williams "Oberndorf" style on my two Model 70's and would never go back to a three piece guard. "I ask, sir, what is the Militia? It is the whole people. To disarm the people is the best and most effective way to enslave them" - George Mason, co-author of the Second Amendment during the Virginia convention to ratify the Constitution | |||
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and the figernail busting release in the two piece,only thing I don't like on a model m70 No matter where you go or what you do there you are! Yes tis true and tis pity but pity tis, tis true. | |||
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Can't help being absolutely amazed at the "wisdom" that's posted here! | |||
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