I ordered a kit form Coretac Solutions awhile back which includes an atlasworx bottom metal (factory oem style), correctly sized pillars from lumley arms, titanium recoil lug, lumley arms trigger spring, and a stainless color aluminum bolt shroud. It came in the mail today and I'm excited!!
This is going on my Tikka t3x superlite, which is completely stock. I didn't cut the ribs out of the stock, so it is still rocking the pressure points that are located just in front of the barrel throat. I have a load for it that shoots extremely well, probably in the neighborhood of 1/2 MOA or better.
I'm wondering if anyone has installed a bottom metal and pillars into their factory Tikka that still has the pressure points in the stock. I'm wondering where I should start with my action screw torque settings. I currently use 40 in/lbs on both screws. I'm sure if I use the exact same torque settings, it might be off with my current load due to the pillars possibly causing the action to sit slightly higher in the stock. I understand the pilllars should be flush with the action bed, but I doubt it will be perfect. Maybe I'll glass bed it at some point, but I don't want to immediately. I also don't want to cut the pressure points out of the stock, because they're working well as is.
Thoughts?
This is going on my Tikka t3x superlite, which is completely stock. I didn't cut the ribs out of the stock, so it is still rocking the pressure points that are located just in front of the barrel throat. I have a load for it that shoots extremely well, probably in the neighborhood of 1/2 MOA or better.
I'm wondering if anyone has installed a bottom metal and pillars into their factory Tikka that still has the pressure points in the stock. I'm wondering where I should start with my action screw torque settings. I currently use 40 in/lbs on both screws. I'm sure if I use the exact same torque settings, it might be off with my current load due to the pillars possibly causing the action to sit slightly higher in the stock. I understand the pilllars should be flush with the action bed, but I doubt it will be perfect. Maybe I'll glass bed it at some point, but I don't want to immediately. I also don't want to cut the pressure points out of the stock, because they're working well as is.
Thoughts?