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ballisticdaddy · Monday at 11:31 PM

Bed3viL said:
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MilRoundsOnly · Monday at 11:22 PM

SRPowah said:
This might end up being a cross over episode with the barrel torque thread but...

If you are looking for the ability to change on the fly with minimal tools/effort, the Zeus QC is what I went with for one of my fun builds.

If you are changing barrels with a wrench to get some proper torque, you can go with whatever action you want... at that point, start looking at other features like mag compatibility or long term reviews. I would personally go with an Impact if I were building a comp gun. Considering most people with switch barrel setups leave a single barrel on for 90%+ of the time, this is what I would recommend overall.

I actually was reading that thread on barrel torque before posting this. I assumed I would just go with impact or barrel builders reccomendation.

Modoc · Monday at 11:20 PM

SONIC SAAMI said:
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That’s some fine Oklahoma Engineering right there!

MilRoundsOnly · Monday at 11:19 PM

oldrifleman said:
I have several 737Rs and one Zues QC. Both are great actions, but I like the Impact better. Does that mean I regret getting the Zues, definitely not. I went with the Zues for a very specific build, a 22 Creedmoor. I wanted a way to change worn out barrels at the drop of a hat. I figure I have 600-700 on a barrel and shoot 2k a year. On a more sensible caliber I would go Impact all the way. I like the bolt force and feed better on the 737R.
On a different note, why are you set on a Proof? They are good, but there are a number of more competitive barrels out there. Too each their own.

Expert voice pricing is pretty enticing for the proofs and them being in stock and ready to ship is why I was leaning toward them versus having them spun up by a builder and them taking 6 months (I know some are shorter but that seems to be normal nowadays). I really haven’t deep dove into the barrel world, just seen a lot of good reviews on SJA so I would probably go with them.

I haven’t got into Barrel swapping bolt guns but it seems pretty straight forward with custom actions and prefits. Just need to pick up a better Torque wrench, action wrench and barrel vise.

Forgetful Coyote · Monday at 11:19 PM

Fx51LP308 said:
As opposed to a "Sig-Sauer" owner?

Swiss SIG for the win

Zak Smith · Monday at 11:12 PM

Specify a firing schedule and we can provide an answer

SONIC SAAMI · Monday at 11:11 PM

oldrifleman · Monday at 11:11 PM

mkollman74 said:
What is this "need" of which you speak...

It is the word you use when your spouse asks about this charge on the Visa bill I think.

diggler1833 · Monday at 11:09 PM

Meanwhile... AI guys who have been hand-tightening barrels for over a decade and torquing a screw down...

Can't say that I'm super sold on it, but my rifle hasn't let me down either.

oldrifleman · Monday at 11:08 PM

Hi-NV Shooter said:
The example you are giving is in the case of a CF
RF is a whole different thing. given the rifle is sound with a good barrel and consistent ammo you can tune a rifle with less than 100 rounds.

Lee

He just likes to expound on topics using unrelated un-collaborated tangential evidence that fits his point of view. The link between center fire tuning and Rimfire tuning is one word without background facts. Rimfire tuners are a proven entity in the Rimfire benchrest community.

cypriss32 · Monday at 11:07 PM

tmilam said:
Burris still available?

Yes

Forgetful Coyote · Monday at 10:56 PM

918v said:
Did you know NK is supplying them with ammo?

Last I recall Russia was outpacing us in arty shell production.. and doing it at a cheaper price.
And there’s already American troops on the ground in Ukraine. There was a green beret unit attached to Azov, and when they got surrounded in Mariupol - some high level negotiations took place for them to be allowed to leave with their lives. All those Azov troops were subsequently killed.

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War is hell dude. Why don’t we try being friends with Russia instead of poking the bear? We got way more in common with them than the vast majority of our “allies”.

XTREM HTR16 · Monday at 10:54 PM

skyewalker · Monday at 10:50 PM

@SfGiants_fan1

gigamortis · Monday at 10:44 PM

If your faith is in the right place, it doesn't really matter that much.

Whether you still wake up as an earthly being tomorrow, or wake up on the other side, you are in a good place either way.

Just do your due diligence here on earth to have your earthly affairs lined up for the inevitable.

HemiPowrd · Monday at 10:40 PM

Overton-AR said:
Today I Purchased my latest suppressor that will go on the 300PRC once the build is done.

Thunderbeast Magnus S-RR-SR

Same suppressor I use. You will love it!

mkollman74 · Monday at 10:39 PM

Username* said:
No it wasn’t, the term was developed before he was even alive by a German Physicist Casper Neumann around the year 1760

What is the purpose of posts like this? Why waste time even saying such nonsense. Its not cute or funny. Its spreading stupidity. I assumed this site was home to some intelligent thought. The more I read its seems their is a vast majority that are entertained by the spread of stupidity and unproven hair brain bullshit.

I am noticing

That there’s a bunch of fucking retards down here

You should try ARFCOM...

USMCsean · Monday at 10:39 PM

corsairpilot62 said:
What is the clone correct sling for the M40A5?

Quick Cuff Precision Rifle Sling

US Army Contract#USZA92-02-M-0008 The Quick Cuff is the result of twenty years Law Enforcement/Military input, NRA High Power, Hunting experience. The TIS Quick Cuff are used by US Army Special Forces, Rangers, US Navy Seals, The US Marine Corps, USMC Snipers, and The Canadian Special Forces...

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jmar · Monday at 10:39 PM

It was purchased preowned but unfired, previous owner never recalled seeing the crack so it may have happened during shipping. Who knows. Barrett is going to take a look at it I'm sending it in to them.

mkollman74 · Monday at 10:36 PM

What is this "need" of which you speak...

Rubicon Precision · Monday at 10:36 PM

Tokay444 said:
Because more is better for 1 shot consistency. That thread spec’d anywhere else would be torqued to over 1000ft/lbs.

Because that thread spec’d anywhere else would be for maximum clamping force, not simply locating and hanging a cantilevered tube.

702lineman · Monday at 10:34 PM

What's your budget

Maliclipse · Monday at 10:23 PM

Sent you a PM

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