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McMillan Xp-100 stock
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Drill pilot hole , screw in threaded stud that looks like a wood screw with gorilla glue on it. Dampen area for the glue to work properly. Or go with fine threaded and lock nut on the inside. Good luck!
Looks like a HS Precision stock to me.
I would dremel circle area where the sling swivel stud goes, and the bed a aluminum insert through the bottom of the forend channel, then tap the aluminum for the stud
I would dremel circle area where the sling swivel stud goes, and the bed a aluminum insert through the bottom of the forend channel, then tap the aluminum for the stud
H-S Precision XP-100 forends have reputation for breaking when using a bipod, unless it has been reinforced.
You defiantly want to put a pillar in so it doesn't rip out.
I wonder about the make,it was advertised as a LH McMillan silhouette stock on SP. Poking around the edges of aluminum bedding block I found that the material under the skin,is soft.I have some aluminum pillars for bedding 22lr actions,might jut do the trick,
Thanks Ernie and Chris !
Thanks Ernie and Chris !
It's an hs.
big johnson
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Ernie has the best idea. Spend a little extra time and you won't have to worry about it .
Reinforced with arca,Well Ernie and Chris,I could tell that these foward legged bipods put a bit more strain on stocks.I milled the old spine out,
found a piece of aluminum,some 10-32 t nuts left over from KRG stock.Milled out the fiber spine.Pillared the aluminum spine,to mate up to the arca rail.Bedded in spine.Took at bit to mill the stock curve shape to acra rail.Found out later, a little bend in press would had worked.Added a sling stud for an Harris.
found a piece of aluminum,some 10-32 t nuts left over from KRG stock.Milled out the fiber spine.Pillared the aluminum spine,to mate up to the arca rail.Bedded in spine.Took at bit to mill the stock curve shape to acra rail.Found out later, a little bend in press would had worked.Added a sling stud for an Harris.
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rickiesrevenge
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As you know thats not the only place they break!
Where do they break,Where does the rockwell break,I have one of those.
I seen an Wichita arms 308 win with a compsite stock break during a IHMSA match beside me ,early 80's Air Capital gun club,first one I and others ever seen,seem to have broke at recoil lug or action screw area,remember stock was pinkish inside.Screwed his finger up,thinking trigger blade took a chunk of finger.he had to leave.Think it was 6# limit back then,no muzzle brakes,I was shooting a 13 1/2" 284 win "Radke" mag n port next to him.Tad handful.
I have also had them crack/break along the top of the grip where the top pf the grip meets the body of the stock
@ChrisRhodes would be able to do a good job of explaining where the Rockwell stocks have typically broken, since he built a number of custom builds using that brand.
When they broke, he always heard back from the customer
When they broke, he always heard back from the customer
I can not speak to the weaknesses and breaking but this is the best method for installing a sling stud or pic rail.
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These t-nuts can typically be purchased at a local hardware store.
