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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 DOWNLOAD INSTRUCTIONS xx DOWNLOAD INSTRUCTIONS                                                                                                                                   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 9 x xx 0 0 00Prices and specifications are subject to change without notice. Barrel Changing x The TUBB 2000 barrel can be easily changed by its owner using Superior Shooting Systems Inc. supplied prefitted barrels. Contact us for information and availablility. An action wrench is supplied with your first barrel purchase. CLICK ON THE IMAGES FOR A LARGER VIEW IMAGE BANK x IMAGE 1 z IMAGE 2 z IMAGE 3 z IMAGE 4 z IMAGE 5 z IMAGE 6 z IMAGE 7 z IMAGE 8, IMAGE 9 z IMAGE 10 z IMAGE 11     Step by Step   1. The first step is to remove the butt extension, magazine, bolt, front sight, forend tube, and scope, if so equipped, because the scope is going to get in the way of the barrel vise.     2. Next is to secure the barrel in the vise, depending on the type of vise you're using. I use a pretty simple arrangement of a 12-ton bottle jack (available at any automotive department store section) that presses the barrel between two pieces of wood. I made my own vise, but similar products are available from gunsmithing supply outlets. I use scraps of 2x6s with my vise. It's not necessary to purchase a heavy duty barrel vise as might be needed for working on Remington or other factory-made guns. Again, the TUBB 2000 barrel is installed just like any other custom barreled rifle would have been: hand tight using hand tools. I get some rosin to help secure the hold on the wood if the barrel slips in the vise.     3. The action wrench is the portion of the action the was edm-ed out so it is fully supported over the entire length of the action -- there is no chance to warp or bend the action using this wrench. This tool also doesn't have an overly long handle, just enough room for both hands. The barrels were put on hand tight at the factory so will also come off hand tight. Push the wrench all the way in. The barrel has right hand threads. Get both hands on the wrench handles and give it a jerk counterclockwise to break it loose. [IMAGE 1] [IMAGE 2]     4. Once it's broken loose I remove the action wrench. That makes it easier to handle, and since there's no bolt stop it will fall out. Now back off the action. [IMAGE 3] The circular lug and forend retaining nut will quit turning pretty quickly because there is a small indexing mark at the back of it that puts the bottom of the action at 6-o'clock. Screw the action completely off. Pull off the forend retaining nut and circular lug and set them aside. [IMAGE 4]     5. Release the tension on the jack, pull out that barrel, and put in the next barrel.     6. I wipe off the outside off the forend extension before I slide the extension in place. [IMAGE 5] Then wipe off the forward and rearward potion of the recoil lug that supports the forend. I put a little light oil on the barrel threads and on the barrel shoulder, only a drop or two. [IMAGE 6] Having wiped off the forend support recoil lug, I slide it on, turn the detent up to 12-o'clock where I can see it, and put on the forend retaining nut. [IMAGE 7] Then I'll screw the action back on. I won't worry about about where the detent on the barrel collar is until I get into the last set of threads or last revolution. Then I line up the indexing pin on the action notch and hold against it as I hand tighten the action so the indexing pin stays with the action and aligns in the proper fashion. [IMAGE 8] [IMAGE 9] I then turn the action and barrel so the pin is straight up and down before I finish tightening up. [IMAGE 10]     7. Put the action wrench back in, open and close it snugly but gently two or three times to see if I feel any roughness or resistance as a safety check. [IMAGE 11] The last time I just bear my weight on the handles with a twist, and I'm done. Put it all back together. That's it.     Pre-fit barrels and action wrenches are available from Superior Shooting Systems Inc. Please call for availability and options.   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 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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