If I take the stock off my Savage MK II to adjust the trigger do I need to torque them when putting the stock back on ?
I should have said action screws.
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If I take the stock off my Savage MK II to adjust the trigger do I need to torque them when putting the stock back on ?
I should have said action screws.
I know there are recommended torque settings for the 10/110 series.
Do a search for “torque for action screws in Savage MK II” and see what pops up.
Thank you
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BTW, please post what you learn -- others will appreciate the insight.
I found between 13 and 18 in lbs from various peoples posts
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Originally Posted by rebs
Sounds like 15 in-lb would be a nice middle of the road for Savage rimfire rifles. Centerfire stocks might see twice or almost three times that much per the references I found.
Torque the front screw first and then the rear. I have found mine to be more accurate with the rear svrew not as right as the front. Your rifle may react differently.