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- The Bear Pit
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So...
I have been wrong all these years.
I have always been quick to point out, that no human is worthless.
I stand corrected.
SOLD Armageddon gear big ass fat bag and python
- By Andrew863
- Buy - Sell - Trade
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SOLD Sharps mountain range office kit (tripod organizer)
- By Andrew863
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Accessories BT12-QK: STANDARD HEIGHT ACCU-SHOT® PRECISION RAIL MONOPOD
- By 338LM_Sniper
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Like New and barely used.
$80 Shipped
$80 Shipped
SOLD (SOLD) MDT ACC Chassis (gen1) $700 + shipping
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Anyone Else with a Seekins Hit Precision Mount?
- By diggler1833
- Observation & Sighting Devices
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*If this needs to be in another section, please feel free to move mods, thanks!
I tried one of these recently on my Sako TRG. I'm a big fan of Seekins' rings, and probably have 5-6 sets of those on various rifles.
My issue (if you want to call it that) is with the wedge. It'll come about loose after every 5 rounds (that's when I check). Not a massive issue, that's what blue Loctite is for. I read the instructions twice on torque specs because I have been retarded before, and will do it again. Not here though.
It's like the old McMillan saddle cheek pieces of old, where you shoot a group - tighten screws, shoot a group - tighten screws.
Out of curiosity if I was doing something wrong, I emailed Seekins on Saturday, and got a response today (Friday). Their response to my 'do I need to Loctite this?' was: "Well, torque to 2 in/lbs and apply Loctite then".
2 in/lbs is less than their manual states though.
Easy enough, and a simple fix. I usually apply blue Loctite to my rings anyway. I was just wondering if I'm the only one at this point who has had this happen?
Not a life or death situation...just some mild amusement (and a wonder) I guess as I'm headed to the shop to get my blue Loctite.
I tried one of these recently on my Sako TRG. I'm a big fan of Seekins' rings, and probably have 5-6 sets of those on various rifles.
My issue (if you want to call it that) is with the wedge. It'll come about loose after every 5 rounds (that's when I check). Not a massive issue, that's what blue Loctite is for. I read the instructions twice on torque specs because I have been retarded before, and will do it again. Not here though.
It's like the old McMillan saddle cheek pieces of old, where you shoot a group - tighten screws, shoot a group - tighten screws.
Out of curiosity if I was doing something wrong, I emailed Seekins on Saturday, and got a response today (Friday). Their response to my 'do I need to Loctite this?' was: "Well, torque to 2 in/lbs and apply Loctite then".
2 in/lbs is less than their manual states though.Easy enough, and a simple fix. I usually apply blue Loctite to my rings anyway. I was just wondering if I'm the only one at this point who has had this happen?
Not a life or death situation...just some mild amusement (and a wonder) I guess as I'm headed to the shop to get my blue Loctite.
Possible ATF honeypot website.
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Isn't it funny how Patriot Front literally disappeared overnight when the new FBI director was seated?
They announced their dissolution on the Trump was inaugurated…
Shocked, I was!!
Sirhr
