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LDBennett · 11-12-2012, 07:26 AM

JLA:

Take a look at the Brownells schematic for a BLR-81. The front stock is not hung on the barrel "via dovetail slots " but on a rod (hanger) the screws into the front of the receiver. There is a barrel band which just adds support for carrying. The front stock can be floated and the barrel band floated or just removed.

So the BLR has the receiver stiffness of a bolt gun and a stock that can be floated. So what else limits its accuracy?

LDBennett

11-12-2012, 07:26 AM	#15
LDBennett Advanced Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Hesperia, CA Posts: 5,711	Re: Savage mod 10 vs Browning BLR JLA: Take a look at the Brownells schematic for a BLR-81. The front stock is not hung on the barrel "via dovetail slots " but on a rod (hanger) the screws into the front of the receiver. There is a barrel band which just adds support for carrying. The front stock can be floated and the barrel band floated or just removed. So the BLR has the receiver stiffness of a bolt gun and a stock that can be floated. So what else limits its accuracy? LDBennett