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<p class="p__1">This new MCS layup alternative was designed with the precision rifle rival in mind. Featuring Mountain Tactical reinforced inner shell and a proprietary dense fill, the Double Dead shell will enable much better balance, stability, recoil reduction, and harmonic dampening. While this layup will come out heavier, it is frequently used to help stabilize a rifle built with a much heavier contour barrel.</p>
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<p class="p__2">I've had this rifle for a long period of time now, I can't discover the receipt however I think I purchased it around the 2nd year they started importing them. I like it quite well however there are a few things I don't care bottom piece is plastic instead of metal ... the LOP is too long with winter clothes on ... and the plastic stock was slick as our Georgia red clay roads after a difficult rain.</p>
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<p class="p__3">The Tikka is not my only synthetic stock however it is the just one that's this slick. So I started considering painting it to make it a little bit more grabby. Did a great deal of research, then simply jumped right in. The Tikka stock is notorius for being tough to bed or paint since nothing sticks to it, so this is how I did it.</p>
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<p class="p__4">Then I got rid of the recoil pad and plastic filler and the sling studs. And started sanding. A lot of references state to use 220 grit however I used 100 grit, because I'm not after a smooth finish I want a rough surface, something that assists paint stick. I sanded it till all the slick black was off and the surface was gray and rough.</p>
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<p class="p__5">Then another great clean with a clean cloth and alcohol. Now I'm wearing rubber gloves and outdoors with the stock hanging on a wire attached to a recoil pad screw. And another great wipedown with alcohol. After drying excellent it was time to paint. First was a number of light coats of a Primer/Paint mixture.</p>
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<p class="p__6">I took care not to let it run. 2 days later on I sprayed a number of light coats of a textured brown paint and let it dry 2 days. I didn't like it. The surface area was just too gritty, it seemed like 60 grit sandpaper. So I cut a piece of scuff pad and began to gently sand the surface area.</p>
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