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Didn't mean to make this thread seem like im insulting BCM or grant. Its been fully operational otherwise. I am just nit picky when it comes to details.
Here is the picture. Best I could get.
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Get a hold of Grant see what he tells you, maybe run it like that for a bit, who knows, you might not even notice it whilst shooting.
It doesn't look bad from the photo... How much of a cant are you getting with a stock on?
Might as well. Bottomline though, I'd get in touch with Grant if it really bothers you.
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Board policy mandates I state that I shoot for BCM. I have also done work for 200 or so manufacturers within the firearm community. I am prior service, a full time LEO, firearm instructor, armorer, TL, martial arts instructor, and all around good guy.
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Just a technical comment: When I assemble the Receiver Extension onto a lower, I put a stock on the RE to aid in holding alignment during tightening of the castle nut. I put the lower with grip and stock on the bench and torque the nut, the bench holds both in alignment.
I have to admit that on many of my personal lowers, I don't stake (or use loctite) the castle nut as these don't see hard use. One other lowers, I do stake the nut in 1 location, and then just enough to interfere with the backing plate notch.
My guess on the OP's unit, that was just missed during work.
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