Re: New 10/22 Stock from Boyd's
nice shooting there Tex (cam) i cant wait to get my new whistle pig barrel and get mine finished.
hey guys, lets talk about floating. in reading this thread, some will end up floated and others not. i know the reason for floating, but with the laminated stocks stability, do we really need to worry about that?
and to those of you that are floating already, is your action secure in the stock? mine will move if the barrel channel isnt supporting it. i called boyd's and they design the stock to not be floated and for the stock to support the barrel. i did what Cam did. after opening the barrel channel, my action moved so i used clear scotch tape at the end of the forearm of stock to add back what i removed to get it floating.
with a stable laminate, do we really need it floated? its just personal preference i guess. im not sure i would go chasing a cure for barrel droop either since the stock is designed to not float. plus, i would have to correct the problem in 3 10/22s now. my groups or accuracy have never been an issue in any of my 10/22s so im just wondering...
on another note, how many people have had to make modifications to the bolt to get lower power or match ammo run better? i tried a bunch of ammo, both match and standard and the match stuff would jam while the higher power stuff was flawless. i was going to look for a lighter recoil spring, but shaving weight from the bolt seems to be the preferred way. any thoughts?