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Around the Campfire (General Discussion) / Re: Please vote!
« on: October 30, 2024, 05:07:50 AM »
We both voted! Agree a lot at stake, federal and state
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While I don't own a Weatherby 307 I checked my latest MK V manual which states: Rear action screw should be tightened first to 35 in lb followed by the front action screw to 35 in lb. For wood and synthetic stocks this is the final value. For composite stocks with aluminum bedding blocks apply 55 in lb to rear screw followed by 55 in lb torque to front screw. There was no mention of loctite.
Again I do not own a Weatherby 307 I have owned several Remington 700s. Remington recommended in the past to use 35 in lb as a torque value when reassembling their rifles. I presently own 3 700s. A .222 ADL, a 700 Classic in 35 Whelen and a custom 6.5 X .284 AI. All rifles shoot consistently well with the .222 ADL shooting sub 1/2 three shot groups on a regular basis. No mention of use of a thread sealant was mentioned.
Evidently they have different procedures for the 307.. If in doubt call Weatherby customer service at 1-307-675-7480Monday morning.