Ordered my Kidd MATCH barrel tonight, it's going on the TacSol X-Ring, this better shoot 1/4" groups @ 50yds or it's getting the EE
Make sure the barrel/receiver fit is tight. Better be darn sure before you start sanding anything. I believe a good receiver/barrel fitment is critical in all 10/22 rigs
Make sure the barrel/receiver fit is tight. Better be darn sure before you start sanding anything. I believe a good receiver/barrel fitment is critical in all 10/22 rigs
if it doesn't fit. I'm not sanding it. I'll just buy another receiver
Not sure you understand. Tighter is better. If it absolutely doesn't fit its okay to sand it. Generally you want to heat the receiver and cool the barrel. You may have to beat that suck pretty good to get it to fit.
I fit a McGowen barrel on a Dlask receiver with no sanding. I later got a Kidd UL and tried to fit it without sanding. There wasn't anyway that it would fit. I had no choice but to sand it. I had the barrel in the freezer and the receiver in the oven at 200F.The Kidd barrel shank is a little oversized so that you get a tight fit. Having to sand is a good thing. The trick is absolutely minimal sanding and make sure its friggin tight.
Ordered my Kidd MATCH barrel tonight, it's going on the TacSol X-Ring, this better shoot 1/4" groups @ 50yds or it's getting the EE
Tap the back of the receiver instead of the crown. Just make sure it's a rubber mallet![]()