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Posted: 2/26/2015 5:16:14 PM EDT
when I tried to install the LT10/22 rail on taticool 10/22 and line up all 4 screws I get this 
if I flip it backwards I can only line up 2 screws 1 forward one aft 
I dont really wanna dremel a slot in the stock and I don't wanna install backwards can I put shims under the rail use longer set screws or will that cause problems holding zero? thanks for any ideas,..no I wont send to you,..I can properly dispose of myself 
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Posted: 2/26/2015 5:43:16 PM EDT
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Its probably designed for normal 10/22 stocks that don't cover up the top of the barrel. That way it can hang over the front of the receiver / barrel like this. If you don't need the forward rail slots you cut the rail down then blacken the cut with something. Id probably return it and get a normal length one, if they make one. If not look at the Tactical Solutions Rail. It is a sold mount.
http://www.tacticalsol.com/x-ring-series-accessories/x-ring-1022-scope-bases 
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Posted: 2/26/2015 6:15:44 PM EDT
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Hate to say it MDW, but you're going to have to cut and refinish that mount, or go with something else.
I wouldn't want to try and shim something like that myself. Should be directly mounted as intended. A.W.D. |
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Posted: 2/26/2015 6:29:53 PM EDT
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Hate to say it MDW, but you're going to have to cut and refinish that mount, or go with something else. I wouldn't want to try and shim something like that myself. Should be directly mounted as intended. A.W.D. No, I think if he just hits it with his purse it will go right on. |
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Posted: 2/26/2015 6:42:50 PM EDT
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No, I think if he just hits it with his purse it will go right on. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Hate to say it MDW, but you're going to have to cut and refinish that mount, or go with something else. I wouldn't want to try and shim something like that myself. Should be directly mounted as intended. A.W.D. No, I think if he just hits it with his purse it will go right on. ...or do it up real tight in a vise - you know, to get it into position - and then weld her on! Just crank on it till things go "squish" and you hear a small cracking sound. That's just how you'll know it's in the right spot and ready to attach permanently. A.W.D. |
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Posted: 2/26/2015 6:44:25 PM EDT
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Hate to say it MDW, but you're going to have to cut and refinish that mount, or go with something else. I wouldn't want to try and shim something like that myself. Should be directly mounted as intended. A.W.D. yeah,... they are great on my other 10/22's I just didn't wanna WECSOGS the mount or stock,..but it may be stock meet dremel |
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Posted: 2/26/2015 6:50:20 PM EDT
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...or do it up real tight in a vise - you know, to get it into position - and then weld her on! Just crank on it till things go "squish" and you hear a small cracking sound. That's just how you'll know it's in the right spot and ready to attach permanently. A.W.D. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Hate to say it MDW, but you're going to have to cut and refinish that mount, or go with something else. I wouldn't want to try and shim something like that myself. Should be directly mounted as intended. A.W.D. No, I think if he just hits it with his purse it will go right on. ...or do it up real tight in a vise - you know, to get it into position - and then weld her on! Just crank on it till things go "squish" and you hear a small cracking sound. That's just how you'll know it's in the right spot and ready to attach permanently. A.W.D. couldn't I just heat up the rail and bend it instead?,...I dont haz teh skillz to wield aluminum to stainless |
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Posted: 2/26/2015 6:56:54 PM EDT
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couldn't I just heat up the rail and bend it instead?,...I dont haz teh skillz to wield aluminum to stainless Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Hate to say it MDW, but you're going to have to cut and refinish that mount, or go with something else. I wouldn't want to try and shim something like that myself. Should be directly mounted as intended. A.W.D. No, I think if he just hits it with his purse it will go right on. ...or do it up real tight in a vise - you know, to get it into position - and then weld her on! Just crank on it till things go "squish" and you hear a small cracking sound. That's just how you'll know it's in the right spot and ready to attach permanently. A.W.D. couldn't I just heat up the rail and bend it instead?,...I dont haz teh skillz to wield aluminum to stainless That could work but do you have two sets of vice grips? |
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Posted: 2/26/2015 7:10:28 PM EDT
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couldn't I just heat up the rail and bend it instead?,...I dont haz teh skillz to wield aluminum to stainless Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Hate to say it MDW, but you're going to have to cut and refinish that mount, or go with something else. I wouldn't want to try and shim something like that myself. Should be directly mounted as intended. A.W.D. No, I think if he just hits it with his purse it will go right on. ...or do it up real tight in a vise - you know, to get it into position - and then weld her on! Just crank on it till things go "squish" and you hear a small cracking sound. That's just how you'll know it's in the right spot and ready to attach permanently. A.W.D. couldn't I just heat up the rail and bend it instead?,...I dont haz teh skillz to wield aluminum to stainless Stainless? If you're talking about the Ruger receiver, I believe it's aluminum with a fancy "stainless like" finish... A.W.D. |
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Posted: 2/26/2015 7:14:24 PM EDT
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I just put rails on three of mine. You need one of those $7 weaver picatinny jobs. That would work perfectly with what I'm seeing. The quality is great too.
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Posted: 2/26/2015 8:48:45 PM EDT
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I just put rails on three of mine. You need one of those $7 weaver picatinny jobs. That would work perfectly with what I'm seeing. The quality is great too. while yes that will work,..your missing the point,... 
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Posted: 2/26/2015 10:07:38 PM EDT
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Change the stock then if that rail means that much to you.
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Posted: 2/27/2015 12:20:51 AM EDT
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Change the stock then if that rail means that much to you. Exactly. There is no making that work with that stock. |
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Posted: 2/27/2015 4:38:54 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: ... while yes that will work,..you're missing the point,... http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i292/wplowing/base/992C501F-84CF-4CD4-A151-36228864CBD4_zpsvih9oob2.jpg Slot the stock. Do it right and no one will ever know it didn't come from the factory that way. |
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Posted: 2/27/2015 4:51:39 PM EDT
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while yes that will work,..your missing the point,... http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i292/wplowing/base/992C501F-84CF-4CD4-A151-36228864CBD4_zpsvih9oob2.jpg
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I just put rails on three of mine. You need one of those $7 weaver picatinny jobs. That would work perfectly with what I'm seeing. The quality is great too. while yes that will work,..your missing the point,... http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i292/wplowing/base/992C501F-84CF-4CD4-A151-36228864CBD4_zpsvih9oob2.jpg
That there is a plastic stock, right? Heat up that mount real good with some fire, and embed it into the stock for a perfect fit... A.W.D. |
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Posted: 2/27/2015 7:25:58 PM EDT
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Slot the stock. Do it right and no one will ever know it didn't come from the factory that way. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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... while yes that will work,..you're missing the point,... http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i292/wplowing/base/992C501F-84CF-4CD4-A151-36228864CBD4_zpsvih9oob2.jpg
Slot the stock. Do it right and no one will ever know it didn't come from the factory that way. ^this |
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Posted: 2/27/2015 9:09:14 PM EDT
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My brother had this exact setup with the same issue.
I went out the garage and ground the bottom of the mount in the shape of the forearm. There will be plenty of material remaining on the front of the base even when a good 1/8" was removed. It looks perfect and you can only see the bare aluminum if know to look up under the gap. Grind off just enough and the gap is very small between the top of the forearm and bottom of the base. |
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