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Orlando · February 23, 2013, 10:34 AM

Grab the rear handguard and forearm behind the stock ferrule and squeeze them together. When you relaese them they should spring back . If there is movement you are good.
The rear handguard should also not make any contact with the stock when squeezed. If so snad off some wood from rear handguard where they contact
Also want to make sure there is no contact in the barrel channel right behind the ferrule with the barrel. I bevel both sides (at the top) slightly . I want atleast 1/8 inch clearance between the barrel and stock
Heres a pic of what I am talking about , not my pic found on the internet
Pic on left is what they look like after removing wood

I really dont think this has anything to do with the issues we are both having ,its more of a overall accuracy mod
I have done everything I can think of as far as stock work and still get the first rd flyer

February 23, 2013, 10:34 AM	#30
Orlando Senior Member Join Date: May 2, 2009 Posts: 352	Grab the rear handguard and forearm behind the stock ferrule and squeeze them together. When you relaese them they should spring back . If there is movement you are good. The rear handguard should also not make any contact with the stock when squeezed. If so snad off some wood from rear handguard where they contact Also want to make sure there is no contact in the barrel channel right behind the ferrule with the barrel. I bevel both sides (at the top) slightly . I want atleast 1/8 inch clearance between the barrel and stock Heres a pic of what I am talking about , not my pic found on the internet Pic on left is what they look like after removing wood I really dont think this has anything to do with the issues we are both having ,its more of a overall accuracy mod I have done everything I can think of as far as stock work and still get the first rd flyer Last edited by Orlando; February 23, 2013 at 10:41 AM.