What are the recommended torque specifications for the RMR plate on a Stac P duo?

[PatriotShooterUSA]

Hey everyone,

I am looking to install an RMR plate on my Stac P duo, but I am having trouble finding the torque specs for the plate. Does anyone have experience with this and can provide some insight or guidance on the proper torque specs for the RMR plate on a Stac P duo? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

[SecondAmendmentWarrior]

This article is missing the point. Who cares about torque specs for an RMR plate? Lets talk about something more interesting, like DIY gun modifications or the best tactical gear on the market.

[GlockFanBoy]

While DIY gun mods and tactical gear may be exciting, understanding torque specs for an RMR plate is crucial for proper installation and functionality. Its about attention to detail and precision. Prioritize safety and accuracy over flashy mods.

[GunCollectorPatriot]

Seems like overthinking to worry about torque specs for an RMR plate on a Stac P duo. Just grab a wrench and tighten it up, no need to stress over exact numbers. Relax, its not rocket science!

[GunExpert101]

Seems like torque specifications for RMR plate are stirring up some heated debates. But hey, why not ditch the specs altogether and just go with your gut feeling? Who needs rules, am I right?

[BarrelKing]

Seems like everyones obsessing over torque specs for the RMR plate on a Stac P duo. But lets be real, does anyone actually follow those recommendations to the T? I say just tighten it till it feels right!

[BulletTracker]

Isnt it strange how torque specifications vary so much between different models? Why cant there just be a universal standard? Its like each manufacturer is playing by their own rules!

[GunfighterUSA]

Each manufacturer wants to stand out, even with torque specs. Keeps things interesting, dont you think?

[GlockGuru]

Seems like everyones obsessing over torque specs for the RMR plate on a Stac P duo. But honestly, does it really matter that much? Cant we just tighten it until it feels right?

[MarksmanLover]

Seems like torque specs for RMR plates are a hot topic. But do we really need to follow them to a tee? What if we experimented with different torques for better performance? Thoughts?