Total hunter OIC-1 ,OIC-2 installation instructions.

Step#1: Remove the existing M5 button head screws holding the current KRG forend in place this will revel the KRG back bone on where the barrelled action is mounted to,

Step#2 Total hunter recommends that you install all accessories on the forend M-loc side rails or bottom before mount the forend back onto the chassis to help Aid in accessory positions, the M-loc’s are however accessible after installation as the back bone helps support the M-loc nuts to stay in position of where the back bone is present but it is noted that screws for the M-loc nuts siting in the insets must be checked so that they don’t interfere with the KRG back bone once tightened to stop deformation of the Forend and damage to the KRG back bone this can be archived with a simple mock up of the accessories and try fitting the forend to the KRG back bone for clearance and for a smooth fit it should slip over the back bone with a nice snug fit,

Step#3 After all M-loc screws have been adjusted to fit requirements the forend is ready to install on tot her back bone with the barrelled action in the chassis, slide the forend over the back bone until is butts up against the rear panels of the rear stock and insert the six M5 stainless steal bolts provided through the forend and line them up with the back bone holes and loosely tighten so there is still adjustability back and forth in the forend there should be about 3mm worth of movement back and forth,

Step#4 Place an empty magazine into the selected magazine well and adjust the forend back until desired spacing has been altered for an effortless insert and removal of the magazine you may need to slightly tighten up one screw to help hold the forend in place while performing this action, if you have two magazines its noted that one may be a little different depending on manufacture specs and brands and they should all be tested to find a happy medium before torqueing up the 6 M5 socket head stainless steel bolts to spec, No lock tight is to be used on these bolts they rely on dry torque settings, it is noted that there will be adjustable spacing gap at the front of where the back bone meets the OIC1 on top this has been designed into the forend to allow and extra adjustments of the OIC1 forend with out bottoming out on the front KRG back bone,

Step#5 Now that everything is in the right position tighten up the 6 bolts to 42 lb-inch or 4.8 N-m in a cross hatch patten, out side first working your way to the centre bolts as last, “DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN SCREWS” they must be set to spec for optimum accuracy of the OIC1 system, Your OIC1 and rifle is now ready to be used and rifle zeroed out of experience if you are running a tuner / muzzle brake it is suggested to re zero your rifle while every thing is in place to how you would normally run your rifle,

Front cap torque screw settings are to be set at 24 lb-inch, If the speed screws are being used finger tight is sufficient for the duration of when being used in combination of the stage 1,2,3 weight kits for a PRS stage or balancing out the rifle, the speed screws can be a permanent solution to holding the front cap in place so they are available on demand if required by simply swapping out the top to bottom screws the speed screws can only be used on the top mounting holes when the cap is in use due to the screws being longer to hold the weight kit into place when the front cap is not in use to secure the weight kits in place, If forced when the front cap is install and into the bottom front cap tread holes due to nature of the thread pattern from the cap to the stage one weight this will lead to damage to the brass thread,

NOTE: It is important to unsure correct alignment of the front cap to the weight system when the speed stage one weight kit has been installed, this can be done with a visual check to see if the holes are lined up before tightening the screws,

PART #

OIC-1 OIC-2 front cap/ M4 speed screws

Year

05/06/2023

PART#

GRAPPLERS GRIP, TACTOOTH M-loc

Year

05/06/2023

PART#

Extended night vision M-Loc bridge/barrel mirage cover (ENV)

OIC-2 now offers two models the Heavy Palma and M24 barrel profiles and now also a 1.25 straight profile

Year

05/06/2023

24/05/2024

PART #

Short Night vision Bridge/ M-loc (SNV)

Year

05/06/2023

24/05/2024

NOTE: short NVB have been designed to accept M24 and heavy Palma profiles 1.25 straight barrels will not be excepted with the short NV,

Step#1 With the forend mounted in position and locked into place as described in the OIC1 manual instructions the Short night vision bridge is ready to install (SNV) with the use of the 8xM4 stainless steal screws torqued to 24 in-lbs ,Use a little bit of blue lock tight simply position the SNV to suit your system the SNV has been designed to be able to utilise the KRG and Total Hunters screw hole profiles as they have been adopted on the OIC1 to match the KRG and can be slid across both profiles to suit the users needs, The SNV has been developed for a 1inch barrel profile if unsure if this will fit your system please email us so we can assist you with the measurements, the SNV and be positioned in any direction to suit the desired look or to gain a little more length tot scope if needed,

NOTE: The short night vision bridge can be used as a quick day/night time running solution if the Night Vision scope is fixed to the unit and dismantled from the OIC1 with the SNV still attached, Before removing the SNV It is recommend to mark the position of the SNV with the use of a permeant marker to the scope and OIC1 so alignment can be achieved as close as possible when repositioning the system, a system zero check of the Night Vision optic recalibration is recommend if this has been done to ensure a correct Zero has been achieved,

PART #

Alignment Bullseye Bubble

Year

05/06/2023

The bullseye bubble Is located on both the extended NV and Short NV bridges they are fixed into place to ensure that you can get a level rifle while mounting your NV and scope soloutions they are made out of marine grade scratch free acrylic and are extremely durable having a wide operating temperature range from -20 to + 70 degrees cellulose and are suitable for rugged use,

PART#

Interchangeable Magazine wells for the OIC-2

24/05/2024

Step#1 Interchangeable magazine wells have been developed to make the OIC-2 a multipurpose forend that is not limited to the one action expanding the use over any KRG whisky 3, X-Ray and bravo chassis in a variety of actions Center fire to Rimfire but simply swapping out the action specific magazine wells,

STEP#2 Mag wells come with centre locking countersunk screw torqued to 24 in-lbs located on the front internal section of the magazine well and two side screws torqued to 18 in-lbs that are located on the side of the forend NOTE!! magazine wells are a precise fit and its not recommended to paint the internal contact surfaces as this can lead to jamming of the the internal parts NO warranty’s will be issued if this is the case, it is recommended to lightly oil dry silicone lube (CRC 808) is recommend for the contact surfaces of the magazine wells to aid in ease of release, Always make sure that the surfaces clean are clear of dirt and any debris, DO NOT FORCE THE PART HOME this will make the parts jam and will be difficult to remove the part latter on,

STEP#3 Changing over to another magazine well action, take off the forend as listed above OIC-2 installation instructions, Access the magazine well loosen all screws the internal and external of the mag well, once all loss the magazine well should slide freely out the back of the forend if there is a little bit of resistance a slight bit of pressure can be applied to the top of the forend out wards which straddles the KRG back bone to help in assist freeing up the magwell, it is noted that all the parts are made out a one piece billet aluminium and will take a lot of force to bend the externals out of shape, the tapered internal AICS magazine profile lends its self to aid in removal of the Magwell if there is a problem encountered with a tight fit, if you have any concerns please email us for technical support so we can help resolve the issue,

Step#1 With the OIC-1 OIC-2 forend in place and every thing has been checked to ensure the the forend is located in the desired place the ENV (extended night vision) cover can now be placed onto of the forend, position the ENV to line up with the desired holes and check to make sure that the barrel has cleared the front of the bridge and it is not interfering with the free float there should be a minimal .5 mm gap dividing the ENV to the top of barrel the ENV has been developed for a 1inch barrel profile, Heavy Palma and M24 barrel profiles anything above this could see interference with the barrel and the NV bridge, The 1.25 ENV only utilises the side M-locs due to the barrel width interfering with the top screw hole locations attache the ENV like you would any other side M-loc system,

Step#2 Once clearance has been checked the user can now insert the M-loc nuts into the positioned area where the back of the ENV straddles over the side M-loc rails the ENV bridge tabs are now over the M-loc Nuts and the screws can be inserted loosely to hold the ENV in place, always check screw lengths so that they don’t bottom out on the KRG back bone, it is advised that a small amount of blue lock tight is to be used on the M-loc screws to prevent them vibrating lose under recoil,

Step#3 Slide the ENV bridge to line up with the Front cap to ensure alignment, once alignment has been achieved the screws can be fixed into place in a cross hatch pattern booth the top screws and the side M-loc screw are to be set at 24 in-lbs with a sparing amount of blue lock tight, Your Extended NV bridge is now ready for use, the 1.25 profile is to be mounted as listed above in step #1

NOTE: If the user is planing on fixing a night vision clip on or scope to the ENV it is best to mock up the units up on the ENV first with the help of either the M-loc slots provided or using an picitinniy rail to suit for an solid mount, all care has been taken to ensure that the lowest hight has been achieved possible with he ENV, it is up to the user to ensure that the system will fit there rifle barrel profile along with scope ring/picitinniy hight’s as there’s to many variants to account for with every rifle, If unsure email us so we can assist in finding a solution to your system,

Step#1 The GRAPPLERS GRIP and TACTOOTH have be specifically designed for the OIC1, But are compatible with (MDT,MPA,KRG,Ect: as long as they have M-loc slots) they come supplied with the needed bolts and M-locs the torque setting is 24lb-inch and its recommended that a small amount of blue lock tight is to be applied to the thread and left for 10mins or to dry before tightening the screws, this helps the M-loc Cam into the M-loc slot and lock I into place,

STEP#2 Position the Grappers/TACTOOTH thumb stops while the rifle is placed on a bag this step is made easier if you have someone to help assist you so they can move the thumb stops and make note of the M-loc spacing ,place your hand on the middle of the bag next to your rifle rail so that the bottom three fingers are able to grab the front of the bag nice and firm now tilt your hand slightly forward so that your thumb sits somewhat horizontally in line look to the side of your rifle and count the M-locs to where you feel is a good position on your rifle, mount the thumb stops to engage your thumb or where your feel has the most comfort for you position,

STEP#3 Before tightening the thumb stops or accessories ALWAYS MAKE SURE TO TRY FIT! screws can vary along with M-loc spacings, fit the M-locs to the OIC1 first to ensure there is clearance from the back bone to stop the end of the screws bottoming out on the Back bone which can and will cause damage to both products, the screw end should sit flush with the M-loc Nut once tightened if unsure it is suggested that the OIC1 forend is unscrewed from the KRG back bone and the part try fitted to ensure that there is clearance to the KRG chassis back bone,

NOTE: The TACTOOTH displays and aggressive tooth patten that has been designed to engage into Barricades it is up to the user to insure the proper safety precautions are maintained whilst handling firearms,