Torque recomendation

[meat head]

Rem 700 floated the barrel and need to know what to torque the stock back down to reply's appreciated THANK'Sgun)

 

[azmetalman]

Here is a good place to start. It has the factory recommended specs. Be sure to use an inch pounds torque wrench/ screwdriver.

www.remington.com/~/media/Files/Owners.../om_7700710.ashx‎

 

[J E Custom]

Re: Torque recommendations

Rem 700 floated the barrel and need to know what to torque the stock back down to reply's appreciated THANK'Sgun)

Do a search on = Torque Recommendations and you will find everything you need.

J E CUSTOM

 

[trebark]

Generally speaking, 65inch pounds.

 

[fe1]

Generally speaking, 65inch pounds.

+1 what he said

 

[crowsniper]

I torque mine to 45 in lb
65 seems like overkill

 

[fe1]

Remington specs 45inlb.
Speedy Gonzales (if you lnow who he is ) specs 65inlb on a epoxy bedded HSPrecision and epoxy bedded McM stocks.I personally go with 65 and never had problems.
To be determined by the end user.Start at 45 up to 65 if you want to expierment.

 

[trebark]

Remington specs 45inlb.
Speedy Gonzales (if you lnow who he is ) specs 65inlb on a epoxy bedded HSPrecision and epoxy bedded McM stocks.I personally go with 65 and never had problems.
To be determined by the end user.Start at 45 up to 65 if you want to expierment.

Yes, all of my stocks are both epoxy and pillar bedded and have no problems with 65in lbs. If a stock were not bedded, I would consider less torque.