It ain't much, but here's a few things that I've made out of teak scraps. The "spice rack", the spotlight mount, and the spotlight remote control caddy. The trim pieces and such I just refinished. Doing the acid/alkali process to prep teak really REALLY is something, that turns out a fantastic job. Never had to do that before, to any other wood over the decades.

A couple more coats, then a few coats of clear, then call it done. This season I'll get a few pics up of all the wood installed on the boat, and you can see how much things 'pop'. (sure makes a difference)

So the rifle itself has a total of 600 rounds through it?

Hobo Hilton said:

And in the time it takes to burn one rod a spark in the cuff of a pair of Carhartt bibs can burn a sizeable hole in the leg material.

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Not a good idea to weld with strike anywhere stick matches in your breast pocket either. Don't ask me how I know.

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I couldn't find one so I made a 25 moa mount

Done it. There is some taper. I machined a block, mounted it in stock and bedded it with Devcon. Then I bedded the top.
Only have 40 rds through but it looks promising

AleksanderSuave said:

what is a "moderate" change in sound? No offense but I read that as "I prioritize recoil reduction over actual suppression". You can do that with a muzzle brake without paying the NFA tax and waiting around.

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Because muzzle brakes come with the huge trade-off of increased concussion to the shooter.

Perhaps what the OP is trying to convey is the appreciation of the sound and concussion mitigating properties of a suppressor, along with recoil mitigation.

IMO, the mitigation of concussion provided by a suppressor is the most important function, followed by dB and other properties. Personally, I'm not too concerned if a suppressor "only" reduces the sound of something like a 6.5 Creedmoor to the mid 140's in dBs. In fact, one of my current favorite suppressor is my Abel Biscuit, which does an excellent job reducing concussion and having a great recoil impulse (more similar to a muzzle brake) - though if you were to just focus on the dB reduction, on paper it may not look like an exceptional suppressor.

That's what it sounds like he's looking for. Something like what I use my Abel Co Biscuit for, which is incredibly more pleasant to shoot than a muzzle brake, yet still very "driveable".

Precision Zone said:

its a beast of a press

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I'm afraid I would have to adjust the lighting in my reloading room to get the ambiance right and start drinking Machiatto
All joking aside it looks very well executed and well built.

Damn almost like a XXX Claro walnut stock to pretty to use don't want to scratch it.
Very nice

ZiaHunter said:

Wonder if there was a hot permit and a fire watch. Pretty much SOP on our jobs if any combustible materials are near by. Have set little fires while welding and you don't notice it when you are under the hood until you sense a different smell or feel heat.

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And in the time it takes to burn one rod a spark in the cuff of a pair of Carhartt bibs can burn a sizeable hole in the leg material.

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