Loose stock on new R92

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Loose stock on new R92

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Is it normal for the stock to have any play on the tang?

The gun is new and the screw is tight, but after shooting a while yesterday, I noticed a bit of play in the stock-to-tang mount.

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Re: Loose stock on new R92

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Hrm... I don't have any play on mine.
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Re: Loose stock on new R92

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Dave, there should be NO PLAY at the rear tang to stock fit of your rifle AT ALL, WHATSOEVER!
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Re: Loose stock on new R92

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I would pull the stock off and look for a hair line crack or broken stock. The stock should be tight, snug with no wiggle when installed. If not any of the above blue lock tight is your friend.
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Re: Loose stock on new R92

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might have to build up the wood a touch rather than try cranking down on the metal.
but it definitely should not be loose.
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Re: Loose stock on new R92

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I think (maybe) it wasn't well seated at the factory. I took it off, looking for cracks or obvious defects in the woodworking. Then put it back in place, with a good slap to the butt to seat it well. Re-tightened the bolt and (so far) it is tight. I'll see if the next shooting session ends with it still tight.

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