I Was Wondering Part lll
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I Was Wondering Part lll
What percentage of shooters check their tire pressure, fluid levels, ect. in their cars or trucks, before they travel anywhere but fail to check to see if their screws are tight on their rifles before they go and shoot at a big or small match?
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Re: I Was Wondering Part lll
I check them, but since going to the composite stocks I see no change. It was more so with my rifles with a wooden stock that were not pillar bedded.Jim Beckley wrote:What percentage of shooters check their tire pressure, fluid levels, ect. in their cars or trucks, before they travel anywhere but fail to check to see if their screws are tight on their rifles before they go and shoot at a big or small match?
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Everything but tire pressure, and I let the shop check that when they rotate 'em every 5,000 (yes, I really am that anal). Even though the rifles are pillar bedded in composite stocks it seems prudent. Since it burned me once, I even check the action bolts and rings again at the range.
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LOL.. I check my tires weekly and any time I head out on a trip fluids. Tires especially itf there is a big temp swing e.g. coming into the winter/colder months. You'd be surprised how much your tires drop between warm to cold monthsBlauBear wrote:Everything but tire pressure, and I let the shop check that when they rotate 'em every 5,000 (yes, I really am that anal). Even though the rifles are pillar bedded in composite stocks it seems prudent. Since it burned me once, I even check the action bolts and rings again at the range.
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