For chewyjack 22

[deadeye ive]

Here you go .........Could'nt seem to get the right angles but I hope this gives you an idea mate .But try your set up first before removal of wood to see whats happening

 

 

 

 

 

Just to give you a idea how temperermental things can be ............Even with all this achieved when the Harris S25C was up and not being used and I was resting on a bail of straw this caused the rubber feet to touch the T8 and throw everything out .

[miffy]

I'll let ya loose on the T3 Ive it needs a bit of work doin on the stock the barrel aint fully floating

[deadeye ive]

I'll let ya loose on the T3 Ive it needs a bit of work doin on the stock the barrel aint fully floating

 

Uncle Ive's garage ............This could be a trade mark of the futre

 

Whole different ball game with sythnthetic I'm afraid Miffy ..............Any rapid abrasion from a power tool and abrasive wheel will or could generate too much heat causing the material to melt off

 

It could be a simple case of rough sandpaper and elbow grease I'm afraid ..........Will have a better idea on tuesday

[miffy]

I'll let ya loose on the T3 Ive it needs a bit of work doin on the stock the barrel aint fully floating

 

Uncle Ive's garage ............This could be a trade mark of the futre

 

Whole different ball game with sythnthetic I'm afraid Miffy ..............Any rapid abrasion from a power tool and abrasive wheel will or could generate too much heat causing the material to melt off

 

It could be a simple case of rough sandpaper and elbow grease I'm afraid ..........Will have a better idea on tuesday

 

No probs Ive looking forward to it.........hope the weather gets better

[JohnGalway]

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Edited September 4, 2009 by JohnGalway

[miffy]

I'll let ya loose on the T3 Ive it needs a bit of work doin on the stock :o the barrel aint fully floating

 

Was it like that from new Miffy or have you added a mod since? I'm asking as I was looking at a T3 lite in the gunshop one day, it had a little paper label strung onto the barrel. Just being curious I tried to slide it under the barrel (not to loose it , just to see if it would fit) it would go under say until halfway between the front of the stock and where the chamber is in the barrel I think. Sorry I'm not being exact going from bad memory. Just wondering how far back is the gap meant to go?

 

John

 

Mines the same the stock is a very close fit to the barrel and is definately not fullyfloating, if it continues to group the way it has been then i don't care

[Dunkield]

It could be a simple case of rough sandpaper and elbow grease I'm afraid ..........Will have a better idea on tuesday

 

 

I used a scalpel on my Tikka stock, worked a treat :o

[JohnGalway]

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Edited September 4, 2009 by JohnGalway

[chewyjack.22]

Only just seen this topic ive :o

 

thanks for the pics mate, i'll give it a try before i get the sandpaper out. Ill keep you updated

[deadeye ive]

Only just seen this topic ive :o

 

thanks for the pics mate, i'll give it a try before i get the sandpaper out. Ill keep you updated

Yes ,Do that ...............Don't do what I did by wasting valuable time let alone spending nearly £100 on ammo to return the rifle back to what it was