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Printable pdf of article Removal of the old stock:
Removing your action from your old stock and installing it in your new Golden Accuracy stock is an easy task.
First, check to see that all cartridges are removed from the gun.
- On the floor metal remove the front and back screws while holding both the action and stock. Winchesters will have a 3rd screw under the floor metal in the middle that must also be removed. (We find that your free hand not working the screwdriver and your lap are excellent tools for this.)
- When the screws are removed, carefully flip the gun back to right side up and lift the action and barrel straight up, out of the old stock. Set it aside, in a safe place. Remove the floor metal and metal cartridge magazine box as well. Take note as to what side is up for the cartridge magazine box. These pieces will go back into your new Golden Accuracy stock the same way they came out. (Sometimes the cartridge liner will lift out with the action or fall out after the floor metal is removed.)
Installing your new Golden Accuracy stock:
If you do not have a gun bench to rest the stock while reinstalling the barreled action, an easy assembly approach is as follows.
- Take your new Golden Accuracy stock in hand and point it vertically and rest the recoil pad on your leg(s) or knee(s).
- With your other hand, insert the barreled action into the new stock (with the cartridge magazine box slid onto the bottom of the action in the orientation it came out).
- Firmly squeeze hold the barreled action and stock together ensuring it seats completely into the new stock. Fit the floor metal/trigger guard assembly back into the bottom of the new stock as it was in the old stock.
- Install the forward and rear screws and snug them lightly and evenly. (Winchester people must install the trigger guard and center screw before this step. This screw should be barely snug, no more.)
- At this point, examine the gun to ensure proper operation of all parts:
o Check the opening and closing of the bolt, floor metal, and alignment of the barrel. These can be indicators of an improper fit.
- Finally torque down the front action screw first, followed by the rear action screw. Torque each screw to 72 in-lbs if a torque wrench is available.
Now you are ready to observe the benefits of the finest wooden stock available today. Thank you.
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