Maggot said:

Not for you.

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I have too many lol

Ah ok and Any recommended flow through? This can does a decent job mitigating gas but I'm always down for better. I'll be renewing my sot and grabbing a few for sure

It did / does , but some ingenious guys removed the savage magazine guide , installed Remington aic bottom metal ( these actions have 700 footprint ) then they took plastic Aic mags and glued in the savage magazines , it really needs a straight magazine found to function and fitted in the plastic aic mag or new aic style mag printed for it

FrozenMinnesotan said:

I could do that. It's not removable and I plan to get a few ocl poloniums and probably a tbac ultra 7.

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None are flow through. You will be happier with a flow through on an AR believe me.

I wouldn’t put anti siege on there. No need. Just something like he mentioned REM Oil or a similar light oil that’s easily cleaned off.

Bolt body arrived today.
Photos for reference.

NOTE: date in photo is wrong! (Got excited!)

OG vs. New:


100 cycles of 50 lives and 50 dries. (Approx.)
So far I can’t get it to stick. Which is a good sign. Don’t feel like the same gun. Shit is glass like and slick AF.


Will have ~500 rounds thru it noon tomorrow.

I'll have to do that. Anti-sieze ok?

I could do that. It's not removable and I plan to get a few ocl poloniums and probably a tbac ultra 7.

Some comms letting us know they are working on it would be nice.

I’m confident YHM will take good care of you. I’ve had a few customers that had baffle/end cap strikes that were happy with how YHM handled the issue.
I suspect the problem you experienced was do to the threads on your QD mount having a buildup of junk on them. When you screwed your can onto the mount the junk on the mount prevented the can from tightening down properly. It will also make it harder to unscrew the can from the mount. I would suggest spraying some Rem Oil, or something similar, on the threads and cleaning the mount. It wouldn’t hurt to do the same on the treads inside the can.

Yeah it could. Is the end cap removable on that can? Hopefully they can help as I am sure you aren’t the first.

And if you want to run the brake for matches then just run it with the brake and then take the brake off and screw on a can with DT. I have went the opposite and starting to use more cans on my match rifles than brakes.

If you plan to buy more cans then get a flow through style for the AR. Will make using it much nicer. Then keep the YHM for the bolt gun.

Last seen yesterday.

Hmm...

-Stan

He already did , before all of this rimfire stuff took off

Damn. Waiting in yhm customer service now

Yes

I've got the same gun with the unthreaded longer barrel........a hammer with S&K red box..........

Shot at 75 ft.............5 rounds per target........

Fenglade said:

What you got?

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all kinds of good stuff!

btt

Finished the bench in the process of putting coat #3 of poly on it. Figured i would share some pics. This was my first attempt at building a bench (anything with wood really lol)

My carpenter skills are terrible ,but the bench is sturdy and it's level so I'm happy with how it turned out.

lol I just ordered this 3 hours ago fml

btt

jetracer013 said:

Does anyone have a recommendation for a finish for white oak that is weather safe? Easy to apply with only yearly maintenance would be preferred. It will be in shade but exposed to rain for 6 months per year.

Tung oil seems like the best option.

Thank you in advance.

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I'm going to give you a completely different suggestion. "Cetol Marine".

It can be used for other woods, such as mahogany and oak, not just teak. (as per second page, top right)

Now, I DO use this stuff, and have had for some years now, on our boat. Granted, it is all teak on the boat, but each year when winterizing we remove more pieces, and then through the winter we refinish them (40+ y/o boat) and each year our boat looks newer and newer. Some here may remember some pictures.

Point being, our wood sits outdoors year round (Canuckistanian Winters....) and all of the wood we've re-done is still wonderful. Pricey stuff, but the ONLY thing to use on teak, and 'on-the-water'.

I'm guessing you're doing whiskey barrels, and outdoor planters type thing. Then yeah, I'd suggest this stuff in a millisecond.

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Mr.BR said:

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not all Indians are Hindu. whole bunch of Catholics,Buddhists,Sikhs and many of the usual troublesome goat fuckers. the several Hindus i have known were quite happy with a bacon cheeseburger.