Quote Originally Posted by Snoodle_boyee View Post
Does that metal trigger guard require the rear screw? Is there a hole for a screw? My current set up has two action screws and one half screw that it for screwing into the plastic chassis only.
You can repair the "stripped" hole in the plastic by filling it with a two part epoxy. Drill a small pilot hole in the cured epoxy and the screw will self "tap" it's way in. It is very easy to "strip" the threads from the plastic (did it several times myself) so tighten with caution just to "snug" it up.
As the others said a metal trigger guard will allow for proper torque on the rear action screw. The plastic in a plastic guard will compress, it is near impossible for the screw to maintain the same torque.

In a pinch i have completely bored out the front hole of the plastic guard so the head of the action screw will squeeze completely through and contact the pillar. Those plastic guards fit snug into the stock and the rear screw alone will hold them for all practical use.
My .02

Btw the model 111 stock has different action screw spacing than your model 11 so that stock will not work.