CVA Wolf forend torque?

[DucksN'Bucks]

Wanting to oil the barrel of my CVA wolf .50, and clean and grease the inside of the reciever, but am wondering what the recommended torque setting for a FAT wrench would be for the muzzy.

Thanks.

 

[duckhunt]

Try a search on google. I don't torque ours, I just snug it down .

 

[OhHeyThereBen]

Same here. Just snug it. The Wolf is an underrated rig. Just take the barrel off and soak that bad boy in soap/water and grease it up afterward.

 

[JohnCushman]

The mountain men didn't worry about their torque settings Neither do it :W:

 

[DucksN'Bucks]

Much appreciated everyone! I couldnt get the bolt completely firm without running the risk of bending the thin metal bracket attached to the barrel (hope I didnt already!), and decided to snug it up decent and have loctite applied.

 

[damnyankee]

Much appreciated everyone! I couldnt get the bolt completely firm without running the risk of bending the thin metal bracket attached to the barrel (hope I didnt already!), and decided to snug it up decent and have loctite applied.

I have the problem that when I shoot the metal bracket pops off of the barrel. How can I get it to stay on.

 

[Ringbill27]

Wanting to oil the barrel of my CVA wolf .50, and clean and grease the inside of the reciever, but am wondering what the recommended torque setting for a FAT wrench would be for the muzzy.

Thanks.

Ugga dugga?