A friend cam round with a Sauer 202 problem. It's a synthetic version and the stock and forend seem to be made from an injected plastic type material. The lock up on the forend pulls it back into the action. It all feels very flexi which isn't great with a bipod.
He has taken it apart once some time ago and put it back together again successfully. Over the past few weeks the forend has moved so it's touching the barrel on the left side. I took it apart and put it back together again, putting pressure on the left side as I screwed it up and got it reasonably central again, but I'm pretty sure it will move again. I don't think it's warped, but it's not really pulling up centrally onto the stock.
Has anyone else experienced this problem?
The stock is so flexi that I would be fitting an aftermarket stiffer one, but finding an after market stock for a 202 seems quite challenging. Does anyone know if anyone makes a good one?
Thanks for the help.
He has taken it apart once some time ago and put it back together again successfully. Over the past few weeks the forend has moved so it's touching the barrel on the left side. I took it apart and put it back together again, putting pressure on the left side as I screwed it up and got it reasonably central again, but I'm pretty sure it will move again. I don't think it's warped, but it's not really pulling up centrally onto the stock.
Has anyone else experienced this problem?
The stock is so flexi that I would be fitting an aftermarket stiffer one, but finding an after market stock for a 202 seems quite challenging. Does anyone know if anyone makes a good one?
Thanks for the help.
