Impact shift from stock replacement

Tinybear

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Took ou my CZ 457 Thumbhole laminate this weekend. Had just swapped it into a MDT ORYX Chassis.

Found the rifle was impacting 4 or 5 mils low at 25 yards after swapping.

I expected a small change in impact (hence starting at 25 yards). but was shocked by such a large jump. Especially since both stock and chassis are very free floated. Scope was not touched.

Curious on the reason for this as it not making any sense to me. Rifle shot GREAT rest of day just a massive initial impact shift
 
Was this due to the diff in pillars for the actions screws? I'd guess the chassis is 'more secure' ?
 
Different fit, different stresses, comb height and parallax, or could be a combination of factors.
 
Took ou my CZ 457 Thumbhole laminate this weekend. Had just swapped it into a MDT ORYX Chassis.

Found the rifle was impacting 4 or 5 mils low at 25 yards after swapping.

I expected a small change in impact (hence starting at 25 yards). but was shocked by such a large jump. Especially since both stock and chassis are very free floated. Scope was not touched.

Curious on the reason for this as it not making any sense to me. Rifle shot GREAT rest of day just a massive initial impact shift
I would check to be sure the "recoil lug" is seated properly and not causing the action to sit crooked in the chassis.
 
Checked it all over removed stock rechecked All hood the lug is in correctly.

Impact point is remaining at the new location while in chassis. Haven’t placed back into the wood at this point to recheck.
 
Simply the torque on the stock screws changed and the point of impact changed. Adjust and if it is still impacting in tolerable groups be happy. If not go back to original.
 
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