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Nape.270

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Q#1. I am wondering how many inlb's to torque my recoil lug hex screws to?

Q#2. I have a post64 M70 LA and I'm wondering if there is any advantage of having a one pease floorplate?
 
I would really like to know the formula you have for figuring the yeild of a 1/4-28 bolt?

I've always ran 65 in/lbs on action guard screws that are bottoming out solid on a pillar and a bedded action. If this was a plastic, wood or fiberglass stock with no pillars or beding the torque value would change as the material can be compressed. 40 in/lbs to me is too light.​

 
[QUOTE=NesikaChad; 40 inch lbs is all you need, anymore just yields the threads.

are you using screws made out of plastic?
 
No, it comes from an engineer who makes a nice 6 figure income designing fasteners.

The two of us did the homework in 2004/05.

I have several posts on here that explain it pretty well so dig around and you'll find em.

It's the truth, it works, and if your rifle's bedded right its all you need.
 
I would really like to know the formula you have for figuring the yeild of a 1/4-28 bolt?



T=KxDxP

K (coefficient of fricition or nut factor)
D (nominal dimension in inches of bolt)
P (desired tensile load in #'s usually 75% of yield strength)
 
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