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Thread: Mark I trigger assembly torque

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    Mark I trigger assembly torque


    On a Mark I FVT trigger assembly, is there a recommended torque on the hold down bolts ?

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    Basically not really, just hand tight.
    "As long as there's lead in the air....there's still hope.."

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    I'd suggest around 30 in-lb and maybe try 5 i-p lower if you want to keep good records of accuracy based on 50 or more measured 5-round groups. I use 25 on my B22 in synthetic stock and my CZ-455, so watch for 'crushed' wood in your stock. Even 20 might be all you'll need. An 'older stock' might already have all the 'crushing' done ?

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    I believe he was referring to the stand offs that hold the trigger bracket in place, not the action screws.
    "As long as there's lead in the air....there's still hope.."

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