Ruger American Stock Upgrade: Boyds At-One Stock in Orange Laminate скачать в хорошем качестве

Ruger American Stock Upgrade: Boyds At-One Stock in Orange Laminate

Kedrick's 223 Ruger American needs an upgrade. Today we'll show you how to install a Boyds At-One stock in orange laminate. Setting up the Ruger American aftermarket stock should be easy, but make sure you pay attention to the instructions in the box. I'll also throw in a few tips and tricks I learned from my father-in-law. Boyds At-One Stock Review:    • Boyds At-One Stock Review: The Modular, Ad...   My first piece of advice is that you prep your metal surfaces first, not after you have the epoxy in place. Put a thin coat of grease or shoe polish on the action, mostly around the v-block cuts at the bottom. And go ahead and turn in the trigger pull set screw while you're at it. The trigger housing might not fit otherwise. You can always relieve the stock for the set screw later. The techniques in this video should apply to any of the Boyds laminate stocks: Boyds At One for maximum flexibility; Boyds At-One Thumbhole for comfort and adaptability, Boyds Pro Varmint for prone use; Boyds Heritage, Traditional, Prairie Hunter, and Classic for hunters; and the Boyds Featherweight Thumbhole for simple flexibility. Subscribe to The Social Regressive to see upcoming videos with this rifle and others. We are using this Ruger American as a platform for testing the new Bushnell Nitro 3-12x44mm FFP scope, and it is flat-out amazing, especially for the price. If you enjoy these videos, join us and become a Patron of the Destructive Arts!   / thesocialregressive   Kyle Broderick, The Social Regressive