Reply With QuoteI have never seen one. I made one using the original as a pattern. You must have access to a mill to do it right. What cartridge are you working on where you need a thicker recoil lug, or do you just want a flat one.
Does anyone make a heavy recoil lug that will fit a stock designed for using the accustock lugs? I bought a Savage chassis for a rifle without realizing that it requires the shorter lug. I know I can have the lug area milled, but wanted to see if anyone makes a correct lug before I go that route. I have one on order from Sin Arms, but I am afraid it may never actually get sent to me since I can't get a response from them.
I have never seen one. I made one using the original as a pattern. You must have access to a mill to do it right. What cartridge are you working on where you need a thicker recoil lug, or do you just want a flat one.
The Dunning-Kruger effect is alive and well.
You are better off milling the stock to fit a standard lug that has been shortened from the bottom. The parallel sides made the acculug weak and it will bend. I've seen 1/4" thick acculugs in the 110 BA that were actually bent. The lugs with tapered sides have more material and resist the recoil force better.
"As long as there's lead in the air....there's still hope.."
I do have access to a mill. It seems like I will be better off milling the chassis to fit the lug. It is a 6.5-284. I just prefer the thicker, flat lugs to factory lugs.
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