I would contact McMillan for their input.. I usually don't bother torgueing action screws. I just put the front scerw down first the rear screw last just snug and if there should be a middle screwjust make it barely finger tight.
McMillan A2 torque specs.
Hello:
I need to know the proper specs in inch pounds for the action screws on a Remington 700 and Savage 10FP when torquing a McMillan A2 Tactical stock in place. The stock is not glassed or pillar bedded. Also, if there is a proper sequence for the front and rear screws.
Thank you,
I need to know the proper specs in inch pounds for the action screws on a Remington 700 and Savage 10FP when torquing a McMillan A2 Tactical stock in place. The stock is not glassed or pillar bedded. Also, if there is a proper sequence for the front and rear screws.
Thank you,
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