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Re: accuracy and recoil lug space in stock
depends
i once borrowed an 03A3 from a guy and shot an entire match w/de-linked ammo and posted the best scores i ever shot....when i returned the rifle i was horrified to discover he had given me a newer stock and the action screws were loose....really loose.....
i know its different technology but i'm saying a lug not correctly bedded in your case may not show up as inconsistent or sloppy groups...if the action is snug to the pillars or the bedding blocks you may could stack the holes.....
depends
i once borrowed an 03A3 from a guy and shot an entire match w/de-linked ammo and posted the best scores i ever shot....when i returned the rifle i was horrified to discover he had given me a newer stock and the action screws were loose....really loose.....
i know its different technology but i'm saying a lug not correctly bedded in your case may not show up as inconsistent or sloppy groups...if the action is snug to the pillars or the bedding blocks you may could stack the holes.....
Re: accuracy and recoil lug space in stock
Generally speaking, in my experience, if the back of the action recoil lug is making good, even contact with the stock recoil lug, a little space in the front or sides of the lug doesn't seem to matter much. Just make sure there is no contact with the bottom of the lug or the action will never sit flush.
Generally speaking, in my experience, if the back of the action recoil lug is making good, even contact with the stock recoil lug, a little space in the front or sides of the lug doesn't seem to matter much. Just make sure there is no contact with the bottom of the lug or the action will never sit flush.
