Action Sleeve Question
- Thread starter Daryl
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Daryl
If you have to ask the question then yes, it's best to leave the job for a gunsmith. Sleeves are generally glued on but have to be properly fitted. If the rifle is to be used for hunting or other casual use I would certainly reconsider before jumping in. Good sleeves are not cheap,$200) and the cost of installation will add more $$$ to the project. On the other hand, if that 40X is to be the basis for a custom, competition rifle, then the expense may be worth it. Here's an XP-100 with a Speedy sleeve. That particular sleeve will also fit a 40X.
Ray
If you have to ask the question then yes, it's best to leave the job for a gunsmith. Sleeves are generally glued on but have to be properly fitted. If the rifle is to be used for hunting or other casual use I would certainly reconsider before jumping in. Good sleeves are not cheap,$200) and the cost of installation will add more $$$ to the project. On the other hand, if that 40X is to be the basis for a custom, competition rifle, then the expense may be worth it. Here's an XP-100 with a Speedy sleeve. That particular sleeve will also fit a 40X.
Ray
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