duramaxx

**pdog06** · 09-14-2014, 06:24 AM

Ok. If all lines up with the straight edge then the stock is straight and you have a bedding issue. The action or recoil lug is hitting somewhere and causing it to cock to one side.

Factory lug or aftermarket lug? The aftermarket one(like a SSS or northlander) tend to be longer and more square at the bottom and the stock needs to be inletted deeper and wider in the lug area.

Could also be the mag box bottoming out ?

**huntnm2001** · 09-14-2014, 08:41 AM

It is an aftermarket lug. I have removed a lot of material to the sides of the lug. I could try and go a bit deeper. I thought of the mag box also so I removed it but that didn't help.

JCalhoun · 09-14-2014, 08:49 AM

Without being there to see it let say again that almost all duramax stocks, including mine, have a curve. It starts just before the recoil lug recess and leans more as you go down the barrel channel. On mine I had to take coarse sandpaper and a wood dowel about a little wider than the barrel remove material from the barrel channel where the stock was touching.

**huntnm2001** · 09-14-2014, 09:20 PM

Originally Posted by JCalhoun

Without being there to see it let say again that almost all duramax stocks, including mine, have a curve. It starts just before the recoil lug recess and leans more as you go down the barrel channel. On mine I had to take coarse sandpaper and a wood dowel about a little wider than the barrel remove material from the barrel channel where the stock was touching.

I took of bunch of material off the right side of the barrel channel and it seems to fit now! Thanks for the tip. Now I'll bed it and see what it looks like. It may never look pretty but if its functional I'll take it