stock modification for f-class/polyethalene attach

[Benjerman08]

I have a mcmillan a-3 stock on my combination hunting/competition rifle. Rifle does both very well, but when I had the gun made I was pretty unknowledgable about forends/bag riding etc. I am trying to figure a way to possibly create a "slip-on" polyethalene (or other slick substance)flat 3" attachment to allow the gun to ride the front bag without all of the torque that I experience now. It doesn't affect accuracy per-se, but I waste valuable time straightening the gun up in the bag during competition when I would rather be watching conditions. The aftermarket attachments to make the forend a flat 3" from sinclair/midway look bulky, tall and cumbersome to get on and off. Has anyone out there done any experimenting with this sort of thing? I am sure a gunsmith/machine shop could make something quickly if I could the point across what I want. Any photos out there? Thanks.

 

[Nodak7mm]

Yup, I have been using a 6" piece of 0.500 x 3.00 delrin for yrs on the foreams for bench testing... Pretty simple, so simple in fact you'll chuckle. I'll root around for some pics... Uses a countersunk screw in the same thread and screws right to the sling stud abutment.

 

[jonbearman]

Sinclair accuracy asset.They are now made of plastic I believe.Go to sinclairs and see if they have one.