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What to do with the tang?
#79439 01/25/08 02:16 PM
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Trying to work through some aethestic issues here and need some frame of reference. When a substantial amount cast is built into a stock that is going on a gun with straight action tangs; what should be done with the trigger guard tang since the vertical center line of the stock has a bend in it? In these situations is the trigger guard tang usually bent to follow the center line of the stock?

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Re: What to do with the tang?
kilibru #79450 01/25/08 03:53 PM
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I've owned two guns with crossover stocks. Top and bottom tang was bent on them. This is an extreme example of cast though.
Re: What to do with the tang?
Mike Harrell #79488 01/25/08 09:19 PM
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I have a JP Saur that has extream cast off and the tangs are bent. It was a lot of trouble restocking, made a LCS look easy.
bill

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