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WOOX Stocks
- Thread starter ButterBean
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Savage 110 with all the goodies, 26" 9 Twist Varmint contour Shaw tube ( All Blued), Luepold VXIII 3.3-10X50.Nice piece of kit for sure. Even personal engraving. The venerable 264 Win.Now you gotta tell us about the build as you put it together and get her shootin. Have a good idea what you're going to feed it and have no doubts it's gonna be at warp speed.
Gonna run the 102 Afterburners in this rig
Txhillbilly
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I put a Woox Exactus on my 25 CM build a couple years ago. I really like it, but I have had a couple issues with it. During the first time out shooting the rifle, the butt stock developed a crack in it. It was caused by the grain of the wood, not by anything that Woox did, other than choosing a bad piece of wood. They sent me a replacement free of charge.
I also noticed that the fore end developed up & down movement in it when mounted on my tri-pod. After taking the stock apart, I noticed that IMO, the way the fore end mount is secured to the main chassis leaves a lot to be desired from an engineering stand point. The mounting screws are on the side of the rail, and should be on the top or bottom in order to keep it from moving. Plus, there is a sloppy fit between the two parts, instead of having a nice tight machined fit.
I was going to drill and tap it vertically, and use a set screw to keep in place, but decided to just use some Loctite cylinder sleeve retaining compound to just hold everything in place once it set up.
Everything is great with the Woox chassis now!
I also noticed that the fore end developed up & down movement in it when mounted on my tri-pod. After taking the stock apart, I noticed that IMO, the way the fore end mount is secured to the main chassis leaves a lot to be desired from an engineering stand point. The mounting screws are on the side of the rail, and should be on the top or bottom in order to keep it from moving. Plus, there is a sloppy fit between the two parts, instead of having a nice tight machined fit.
I was going to drill and tap it vertically, and use a set screw to keep in place, but decided to just use some Loctite cylinder sleeve retaining compound to just hold everything in place once it set up.
Everything is great with the Woox chassis now!
Been looking at them as well.
Tell us how you make out with that.
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You need to push the 102's hard but they are most excellent at speed
Brandon.in.parts
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That's Sweet
