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Nose cap traditions
- Thread starter HoYa
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wood or longer screws
It's hard to say sight un-seen,, is it a kit?
BEP
40 Cal.
Longer machine screws. The Traditions Kentucky has no barrel wedge or pins to hold that barrel to the stock; the tang screw and the wood captured by the nosecap do the whole job. You might always use sensible loads in that pistol but someone else might belong to the "More is Better" school and really try some stout charges in it.
rafterob
62 Cal.
Longer screws, I had the same issue. The screws I found, I had to file the heads down to fit the counter inks in the nose cap.
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