I was replacing my trigger today in my remington 700 cdl. When I took it apart I didn't notice droping a spacer but found one on the floor after re-assembling the rifle. I took the gun apart and there is a black sticker like spacer between the front part of the action and the stock, there was none in the back. Does this spacer belong in the back? Do they make any difference? Like I said I didn't notice it when I took the gun apart, I guess its my fault for not paying closer attention. Thanks
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Remington 700 action spacer?
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Have you looked at your owner's manual, i.e parts breakdown?
bigngreen
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Goes between the bottom metal and the stock at the front screws.
bigngreen
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Correct, the front needs a level surface to support it when you crank down, it can crack through the hinge point with it does not sit nice, the rear has no weak point and just flexes.
Alright, I guess I thought it came off the rear even though there was one still in place on the front. I guess Ill shoot it with one and if I dont achieve the same results as previously achieved I will add the second one to the front.
Brambles
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I find the factory uses them to space the bottom metal out a bit so the bottom metal closes better and isn't sprung.
I was looking at the owner's manual online and it shows as front guard screw bushing (item #23), ADL grade (not sure if it's the same as CDL), as noted by Rhian ...
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