Seven Oaks
Well-Known Member
Recently got a Browning X-Bolt Hunter and wanted to adjust my trigger. You have to remove the bottom metal screws which are also the screws that secure the barreled action to the stock.
In the Browning owners guide it simply said to snug the action screws back.
Pretty lame instructions- So I called Browning and told the tech what I had and he said the torque specs for that rifle was 65 in/lbs. for both front and rear. I asked again and he said that was it.
Does this sound high to ya'll? It's a wood stocked rifle. It does have rather large bottom metal around the screws which would distribute the weight across a broad surface I guess.
In the Browning owners guide it simply said to snug the action screws back.
Pretty lame instructions- So I called Browning and told the tech what I had and he said the torque specs for that rifle was 65 in/lbs. for both front and rear. I asked again and he said that was it.
Does this sound high to ya'll? It's a wood stocked rifle. It does have rather large bottom metal around the screws which would distribute the weight across a broad surface I guess.