Just received my Tikka today that I purchased in the classifieds. Swapped it out and put it on a KRG Bravo. Only thing left to install the yodave spring when it comes in and do is a cerakote job. Last two pictures are weird to me. Why is there such a gap between the chassis and barrel? Is that where I would get it bedded or is that normal?
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It allows you to have a Heavier barrel contour. Tikka barrels are pretty light from the factory
Front screw is permanently in the stock. You will only see the hole. Suggest you download PDF instructions from KRG. It will be useful to make sure it's attached correctly. Failure to do so can result in sub optimal performance, FTL & FTE issues.
There is a front screw, just in front of the mag well of the chassis. Make sure when you set the action inside the chassis it’s not hanging up on the recoil lug. Sometimes they can be a tight fit.
You need an extended 5mm Allen through the whole in front of the magwell. You can take off the 6 screws and remove the plastic forend to see it. If you are using a torque wrench (you should be) you’ll need a bit that can reach through. KRG sells one. Otherwise you’ll probably have to pull the forend plastic to torque it with common tools.
it looks like you're not seated on the recoil lug and the front is high. And obviously you didn’t tighten the front screw.
it looks like you're not seated on the recoil lug and the front is high. And obviously you didn’t tighten the front screw.
