User manual SRAM 3.0

[. . . ] Tighten the Center-Post Lock sufficiently to secure the Fine Adjustment Center-Post. Thread a Forend Stop Nut (L. ) onto the shaft of the Forend Stop Screw (J. ) to a point approximately half the length of the shaft. Insert the shaft of the Forend Stop Screw into its corresponding hole in the Cradle Plate (U. ), aligning the Nut to fit into the six-sided recess. Secure the Forend Stop to the Cradle Plate by threading the other Forend Stop Nut onto the shaft from the underside of the Cradle Plate. [. . . ] Secure the Forend Stop to the Cradle Plate by threading the other Forend Stop Nut onto the shaft from the underside of the Cradle Plate. Expose the adhesive on one side of the Bubble Level Adhesive Foam (AJ. ) and attach to the underside of the Bubble Level (AI. ). Expose the other side of the Adhesive Foam and attach the Bubble Level to its corresponding recess in the Cradle Plate. Insert a Cradle Ear Lateral Adjustment Screw (P. ) through the unthreaded hole in a Cradle Ear (N. ). Attach the Cradle Ear to the Cradle Plate using a square Cradle Ear Lateral Adjustment Nut (Q. ), the vertical portion of each Cradle Ear toward the center of the Cradle. NOTE: An unfilled 3-lobe bag and a filled Medium Varmint front bag are included. If using the 3-lobe front bag: Align the die-cut holes in the filled 3-lobe Bag (T. ) (see Bag Filling procedure below) with the corresponding holes in the Cradle Plate. Place a Bag Strap (R. ) over the edge of the Bag and secure by inserting a Strap Hold-Down Screw (S. ) through the holes in the Strap and the Bag and threading into the Cradle Plate. If using the filled Medium Varmint front bag: Secure the Deluxe Bag in place by lacing the hook and loop tabs through the slots provided in the Cradle Plate. Thread a Bag Tension Screw (O. ) through each Cradle Ear from the outside toward the center of the Cradle. Performing this procedure helps to eliminate the variability in impact due to inconsistent placement of the forend on the rest. Rifles featuring Mannlicher-style stocks, or original military rifles with long forends may not be able to take advantage of this feature. In those circumstances, it is recommended that you remove the Stop from the rest, or lower it until it is out of the way. If you wish to use a rear Bag, position it under the rear of the rifle's buttstock so the toe of the buttstock overhangs the Bag by approximately 1". Use the Cradle Ear Lateral Adjustment Screws and Nuts to locate the Cradle Ear Plates against the sides of the front rest Bag. Make use of the Bag Tension Screws to tighten the front rest Bag against your rifle's forend. Tighten the Bag just enough to prevent side-to-side movement of the rifle forend. The rifle forend should still be able to easily slide forward and backward. Periodically dusting the Bag with a small amount baby powder aids in reducing friction. Make sure all Adjuster Foot Lock Nuts and Center-Post Locks are secure before actually firing from the Rock BR. 5. [. . . ] Periodically dusting the Bag with a small amount baby powder aids in reducing friction. Make sure all Adjuster Foot Lock Nuts and Center-Post Locks are secure before actually firing from the Rock BR. 5. 8. 9. Bag Filling We recommend filling the 3-lobe Bag or any Deluxe Front Rest Bags with a dry silica sand or a lightweight product like kitty litter, rice or ground corn cob tumbling media. Filling is made easier if a rigid tube such as a large rifle cartridge case with the head removed or a small funnel is inserted in the filling spout. [. . . ]