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Help With Remington 700 Accuracy
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<blockquote data-quote="Sniper03" data-source="post: 1755866" data-attributes="member: 25514"><p>GLOVER</p><p>If it was shooting the 1/2 MOA Groups to start with that is about as good as it gets for a standard production rifle. In fact that is GREAT! Also I would suggest getting the proper torque and sequence on the Screws first if you have not already? Improper Torque or out of Sequence on the Screws can make all the difference in the world. Obviously no Torque Wrench was used by the guy! And YES the Barrel Lug should be forward in the Stock Grove as well. Hopefully that dimension on the stock is fairly tight on the Lug in the first place? So if you have not done as I suggested, I would recommend going to a good gun shop that does work on weapons and have them Torque the Stock Screw as suggested. </p><p></p><p>03</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sniper03, post: 1755866, member: 25514"] GLOVER If it was shooting the 1/2 MOA Groups to start with that is about as good as it gets for a standard production rifle. In fact that is GREAT! Also I would suggest getting the proper torque and sequence on the Screws first if you have not already? Improper Torque or out of Sequence on the Screws can make all the difference in the world. Obviously no Torque Wrench was used by the guy! And YES the Barrel Lug should be forward in the Stock Grove as well. Hopefully that dimension on the stock is fairly tight on the Lug in the first place? So if you have not done as I suggested, I would recommend going to a good gun shop that does work on weapons and have them Torque the Stock Screw as suggested. 03 [/QUOTE]
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