Al Thompson
Moderator Emeritus
- I suspect the answer is "Boyd Brothers" but before I spend the bucks, just wondered if anyone has a cure.
I hae a Parker Hale '06 that handles very well. Thus, the reluctance to just get a new stock. When I purchased the rifle, I free floated the barrel by a decent amount as it was not free floated. Over the last two weeks the forend tip has snugged itself back up to the barrel. This has affected zero and is not great for accuracy.
My thoughts - rebed rifle placing more of an upward tilt on the barrel and also really hog out the barrel channel.
If that dosen't cure the warping, time for Boyds.
Anybody have any other thoughts?
I hae a Parker Hale '06 that handles very well. Thus, the reluctance to just get a new stock. When I purchased the rifle, I free floated the barrel by a decent amount as it was not free floated. Over the last two weeks the forend tip has snugged itself back up to the barrel. This has affected zero and is not great for accuracy.
My thoughts - rebed rifle placing more of an upward tilt on the barrel and also really hog out the barrel channel.
If that dosen't cure the warping, time for Boyds.
Anybody have any other thoughts?