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Had the same issue with my sbt. When I got it, I noticed the forend was a bit loose so I added a felt sticky dot that took care of it for a few months. Last summer I noted that it was getting sloppy again and I assumed it was just the felt compressing. Then one day a couple months back, after shooting, I was removing the forend to put the gun back into its case and the front screw fell out into my hand. Being conditioned to keeping screw drivers at least 10 feet away from a Parker, it never crossed my mind to check the screws! Needless to say, I broke conditioning and now it's nice and snug.
. Being conditioned to keeping screw drivers at least 10 feet away from a Parker, it never crossed my mind to check the screws! Needless to say, I broke conditioning and now it's nice and snug.
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