Long Range Rifle Assembly

Published on July 7, 2011
Duration: 1:31

This guide details the assembly process for a Gunwerks rifle system, breaking it down into functional groups: barreled action, bottom metal, trigger, and stock. It covers the precise installation of the trigger group, adjustment of trigger pull to 2.5 pounds, and proper seating of the recoil lug. The process emphasizes careful attention to detail, such as ensuring the floor plate doesn't bind the magazine box during action screw tightening.

Quick Summary

The assembly of a Gunwerks rifle system involves installing the barreled action, trigger group, bottom metal, and stock. Key steps include securing the trigger with pins, adjusting pull weight to 2.5 pounds, and ensuring the floor plate doesn't bind the magazine box during action screw tightening.

Chapters

  1. 00:06Introduction to Gunwerks Rifle System Components
  2. 00:21Barreled Action and Trigger Group Installation
  3. 00:34Trigger Adjustment: Sear, Overtravel, and Weight of Pull
  4. 00:42Rifle Stock and Bottom Metal Group Installation
  5. 00:57Action Screw Tightening and Recoil Lug Seating
  6. 01:08Final Checks: Floor Plate Function and Stock Clearance
  7. 01:14Rifle Ready for Scope Mounting and Testing

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main functional groups of a Gunwerks rifle system?

The main functional groups of a Gunwerks rifle system are the barreled action assembly, the bottom metal group, the trigger group, and the rifle stock assembly. Each plays a critical role in the overall function and performance of the rifle.

How is the trigger group installed in a Gunwerks rifle?

The trigger group is installed by inserting the trigger into the action recess and securing it with two trigger pins. Following installation, sear engagement, overtravel, and weight of pull are adjusted.

What is the recommended trigger weight of pull for a Gunwerks rifle assembly?

During the assembly process for a Gunwerks rifle, the weight of pull is adjusted to a specification of two and a half pounds. This ensures a crisp and consistent trigger break.

What is an important consideration when installing the bottom metal group?

When installing the bottom metal group, it is crucial to ensure that the floor plate does not bind the magazine box as the action screws are tightened. This prevents feeding issues and ensures smooth magazine insertion and removal.

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