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Hey everyone,

I just got an ADL trigger guard and there is no recess in the guard for the screw.

I need to countersink it. Does anyone know the degree of bevel on the Rem 700 guard screws?

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Measure it, don't know it offhand but it is not a major problem, check your countersinks, & use the one that works.


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I use 90 degrees. On an ADL I often don't use the front guard screw. A little dab of rtv sealant or epoxy can be used if you want and it can still be removed if necessary down the road.
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A measured 45* per side.

Can't imagine the benefit of not using the front guard screw but would be interested to hear of one.


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Some custom guards are made without the hole for the front screw. I think the thinking is that the action is held in with the two action screws and not influenced by the front guard (center) screw. I usually just glue the guard in place unless it is drilled for a screw.
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I see, I was thinking the front action screw and not the middle screw.


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I use a standard 82 degree countersink.

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It could very well be an included angle of 82*.

I was just using a cheapo protractor.


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