Plastic gun stock stabilizing (Part 2 of Tikka rifle accuracy series)

Length 24min.

Note, please read the purchasing and downloading instructions (bottom of page) before placing your order!

Do you have a floppy gun stock?

In this video, we learn how to strengthen the forend of a plastic stocked rifle using Matchgrade Synthetic Stock Stabilizer. These instructions can be used for any plastic stocked rifle and are not just specifically suited to the Tikka T3. However this video also serves as one of the fundamental steps in our Tikka accurizing series.

The Tikka T3 series includes:

1. Set up, barrel break in and test shoot of factory rifle including vital aspects of technique in order to obtain accurate test results.
2. Stabilizing the forend in preparation for bedding (this video).
3. Making pillars uniquely suited to the T3 design in a DIY setting. Again in preparation for bedding.
4. Bedding - Stock and action prep through to clean up and basic test shoot.

Purchasing instructions:

(Updated 31/1/2022)

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Troubleshooting: 

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