Anschutz bedding screw torque
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Anschutz bedding screw torque
Need help with torque on ani bedding screw , I have the square action with 4 screws-are the torque for the front screws the same as the rear screw?
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Re: Anschutz bedding screw torque
Looks like it, if it is like this one...
Re: Anschutz bedding screw torque
I think Anschutz recommend different torque levels for the bolts that clamp the barrel into the receiver, which may be causing confusion. Whenever anyone reports bedding bolt torques, it has always been the same value front and back; differing figures would suggest, to me at least, that the bedding isn't right and the action is stressed.
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Re: Anschutz bedding screw torque
Maybe the page from the user manual I posted was not clear.
Wood stock - all four at 5Nm
Metal stock - all four at 6Nm
Gir1 do you have the manual?
Wood stock - all four at 5Nm
Metal stock - all four at 6Nm
Gir1 do you have the manual?
Re: Anschutz bedding screw torque
Peter,TenMetrePeter wrote:Maybe the page from the user manual I posted was not clear.
no, your post was perfectly clear, but I was referring to the OP's original question, not to your reply.
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Re: Anschutz bedding screw torque
No problem. I was having trouble reading my posted photo when I looked using my phone so I reiterated the values. Between us we answered it!Tim S wrote:Peter,TenMetrePeter wrote:Maybe the page from the user manual I posted was not clear.
no, your post was perfectly clear, but I was referring to the OP's original question, not to your reply.
Cheers. Peter.
Re: Anschutz bedding screw torque
Thank you ,do you have the same torque for the front and back?TenMetrePeter wrote:Looks like it, if it is like this one...
Re: Anschutz bedding screw torque
Yes, put the same tension on all four bedding bolts.
Re: Anschutz bedding screw torque
There is no "correct" answer. For best performance you have to test with your ammunition from about 25 inch pounds on up about 45 in a wooden stock. MB