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Thread: Stock torque settings

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  1. 07-09-2017, 09:25 AM #1
    223nut
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    Stock torque settings

    I'm sure this has been done in the past....

    Ignoring the arguments for and against it, I have a torque wrench now and wondering what settings folks use. Mostly my stocks are boyds laminate wood so figure tighter than the plastic fantastic but not as tight as with a chassis system. (t3 in 308 and 10/22)

    Had a look in manuals for both and could find any advice, same goes for the boyds site.
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