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Many of the files on these pages are in Acrobat .pdf format for easy viewing and printing. Download Acrobat Reader free of charge by clicking the above link. x DavidTubb.com x xx . xx GET SPEC SHEET xx READ MORE xx 2000t PAGE xx DOWNLOAD MANUAL [APPROXIMATELY 1.0 MEGABYTES] xx     HANDSTOP RECOIL REDUCER ADJUSTMENT                                                                                           NEXT PAGE 0 PREVIOUS PAGE 0 MANUAL HOME	x "Take your time to learn all you can about your TUBB 2000 rifle. There are numerous features that set this firearm apart from all the others, and learning how to use them to your advantage really pays off." x x TUBB 2000 ON-LINE MANUAL, PAGE 7 x 0 0 00Prices and specifications are subject to change without notice. 0 0Fine Tuning x xx QUICK LINKS Introduction Familiarization Rifle operation Stock adjustment Sight installation Fine tuning Anschutz trigger Barrel changing Setting Final Adjustments The final step is now fine tuning all these adjustments and settings at the range. All the buttstock adjustments can and will vary from shooting position to shooting position for the competitive user. For more insight purchase David Tubb's book, Highpower Rifle. This hallmark work on the sport details David's methods and recommendations for rifle adjustments in across the course competition. [Accessories are available from Superior Shooting Systems Inc.] xx Process & Suggestions x   DAVID TUBB -- I think it's best to start a little "farther" and work back when making fitting adjustments, rather than adding a little at a time. In other words, cant the rifle a little more or set the stock a little longer than you think you might like. By first experimenting with an extreme rather than gradually increasing levels of cant or length, I believe the body more naturally and accurately returns the necessary feedback. This not only affords the opportunity to experience something different that you might find beneficial, but I also find it more quickly and positively affirms the settings I end up using. I tend to approach many avenues in shooting following that principle, and have always found it works best for me. Buttstock and Cheekpiece Tuning 1. Buttplate height, length, and angle adjustments are made to secure the rifle into the shoulder pocket as the shooter prefers. David Tubb recommends extending the length enough that the shooter has to "reach" somewhat for the pistol grip. This ultimately results in the buttpad exerting a little extra pressure into the shoulder which David has found helps tighten and improve the shooting position (all positions). The angle of the buttplate should be whatever allows the plate to fit into the shoulder pocket. For most shooters who cant the rifle, this will be in the directions indicated in the illustrations. Buttplate height has the effect of inclining the rifle, ultimately influencing the natural vertical position of the front sight on the target. Lowering the buttplate effectively drops the rifle muzzle and vice versa. 2. Offset or cast adjustment in the buttstock is strictly shooter preference, but most will find that offsetting the clamping block so the butt assembly moves outward (index mark on clamp to the right of center on the scale on the receiver extension tube) works well for the prone position and swinging it inward works well for sitting and offhand. [NOTE: The clamping block is reversible.] 3. After getting the basic cheekpiece height setting as outlined, fine tuning the height is whatever is necessary to center the eye in the rear sight in the shooting position. This is easily accomplished on the TUBB 2000: thread the knurled ring up or down. This can easily be done from the shooting position so will be a perfect fit. DAVID TUBB -- Adjust the cheekpiece last. Cheekpiece height is whatever is necessary to move the eye into perfect alignment with the rear sight or scope. This setting may change day to day due as a result of position changes made to accommodate different firing points, and also when other stock adjustments are made. Handstop Adjustment The position adjustable handstop can be moved and fixed along any point within the slot it rides in. Loosen the allen screw on the clamping piece using a 5/32 allen wrench. Additionally, by loosening the screw on the stop piece itself, the handstop may be rotated and locked into one of five different positions to fit the shooter's preference and position structure. This handstop requires an Anschutz sling swivel (provided). The bipod on the 2000t is also adjustable for position fore and aft in the rail slot to facilitate shooting off of uneven surfaces. DAVID TUBB -- A good place to start is setting the handstop approximately the same distance from the trigger as the buttplate is from the trigger for the prone position. I find that I usually have the handstop moved farther back than that [toward the magazine housing], but its position also can vary from range to range. I offset the handstop to the 3-o'clock side when viewed from the underside of the forend. Recoil Reducer Adjustment The TUBB 2000 is equipped with a custom elastomer Soft Shot to counter the force of recoil. This unique shock absorbing material is not affected by heat or cold. The Soft Shot can be easily tuned by locating the 5/16 allen head screw inside the open end of the shock. Turn the screw in (clockwise) to increase the firmness of the shock absorber action; turn it out (counter-clockwise) to decrease the firmness. The harder recoiling the cartridge or load is, the more firmness is needed to offset it. There are two elastomers supplied with each rifle, and each has a different durometer (degree of stiffness and compression). [NOTE: If the adjusting screw is hard to move, loosen the clamping block to make the adjustment.] Continue to learning to adjust the Anschutz trigger. Click HERE Click on any image below to learn more. x Rifle Specifications T2K accessories TUBB 2000 downloads. [pdf. files] x Rifle Specifications CLICK TO DOWNLOAD Printable Manual CLICK TO DOWNLOAD Superior Shooting Systems Inc. Phone: x806-323-9488, FAX 806-323-9483 CONTACT McBros. Inc. 1638 W. Knudsen Rd. #102 Phoenix AZ 85027 623-780-2115 00Prices and specifications are subject to change without notice.
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