Here is a better view of my replacement for the forend hanger screw on the Ruger No.1
which I did because the original slotted head screw got stripped and bent
by keeping a firm grip on the forearm during lots of shooting, including 500-grainers at +2400 fps:

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The hardware used was the sliding ferrule from the CZ 550 Magnum barrel recoil lug contraption, from a take-off barrel,
and high-quality socket screw.
Forearm was full contact bedded to action and barrel except for the cut-out for the hanger arm.
My accurizing and strengthening method could be done to a walnut or laminated stock also.
BTW, the quarter rib was also removed and re-attached with J-B Weld.
J-B Weld, original formula, was used for all glass bedding and refinements,
including the Schnabel Blobbel with inset, black paint and clear epoxy overlay.
A labor of love for your rifle.

From the previous shot, the above screw was replaced with stainless screw and a washer added under the socket head:

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... screw length might be perfect as found or need trimming to length, parts is parts.


Ron aka "Rip" for Riflecrank Internationale Permanente
NRA Life Benefactor and Beneficiary
.458 Winchester Magnum, Magnanimous in Victory
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