Discovery Action: Takedown Photos

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The top photo is the Discovery action removed from the stock. It is worth noting that the stock on my pre-production rifle is not the walnut stock future rifles will be shipped with.

The trigger assembly is the same as that found on the 2260. There is room for improvement, but I don't think do-it-yourselfers will have much trouble tweaking it.

The most noticeable difference between the Discovery stock and that found on its ancestor is that the foregrip is a bit wider to accommodate the pr

The first step is to remove the action from stock is removal of the safety. A small spring is levered with a precision screwdriver and the safety d

As soon as this is accomplished, a retaining screw in the action is removed and the action lifts right out. Again, this is analogous with the 2260.

The back tube cap is tapped and looks like it is ready to accommodate a degasser tool (Thanks for the clarification goes to RayEagle). Below are close-ups of the underside of the gun.

Discovery Compared to 2260

Below are pictures showing the Discovery (left) and 2260 (right) side by side. I haven't actually checked to see what parts are really interchangable, but looks very close on first pass.