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Well there are those types, but the devoted diesel owners strip off all electrics, convert the engines with injection pumps & nozzles to mechanical fuel stops, & install spring starters, Now she is 100% mechanical. Those with mechanical injectors save Cummins PT pump style have a head start, as even the PT pumps have a mechanical bypass. Then you have the hard core of those types who also convert or install the safety's (O/speed, Low oil pressure, & high coolant temp) to mechanical as well. Hydro starters are OK but the spring starters are simpler to dick with if something goes wrong, but I've never seen one go bad in all my years. Most all pre 90's Gas burners can be converted to spring start & magnetos as well.

There are some of us that were in the EPG world most of our working lives that warned about outside bad actors popping up, as we,... Proved long ago,... SCADA systems were only, 3rd grade proof. Today's grid is operating on a wing and a prayer and its only a matter of time,...

Never worry, the most hard core types even pigeon hole, Rocking arm voltage regulators for their generators, that will power modern motors, refrigeration, A/C's ect if you know a little about unfucking basic modern designs. Even at that, a high amp pot and someone with a little brains can still make quality power using that simple shit.

Not everyone will be waiting to be saved, by XYZ,... Life skill sets w/a little mechanical ability will have many places back up & running real quick,...
Mechanical injection pumps are still called injection pumps. They were the predecessor to electronic injection, where the injection pump only pressurizes fuel lines.
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Why am I piercing primers on this 6.5AR?

But the large firing pin is the issue, changing it out to a hp bolt with associated firing pin will lessen the distance the thin primer material must hold its self up to the pressure. The issue is your large pin bolt is too wide to support the small rifle primer pressure.
Or change to LRP brass and actually cure it.

Measure the firing pin, close to .060 is small, closer to .080 is large.
I see. I'll measure when I get home.

Firearms Vudoo V-22/JAE/Krieger/Triggertech

Is this still available? If so I am interested
Buy in confidence if it is Apache built. Steve is the best custom rifle builder, in my opinion.

Perfectionist is an understatement, I personally witnessed a barrel swap, for experimental purposes, between two sister centerfire builds that yielded NO POI shift on the same Ammo. That blew my mind.

Why am I piercing primers on this 6.5AR?

I read here that all that does is mask a problem instead of treating it. What do you think about that?
But the large firing pin is the issue, changing it out to a hp bolt with associated firing pin will lessen the distance the thin primer material must hold its self up to the pressure. The issue is your large pin bolt is too wide to support the small rifle primer pressure.
Or change to LRP brass and actually cure it.

Measure the firing pin, close to .060 is small, closer to .080 is large.
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M40A1 Stock Question

HI guys, in the middle of a 40A1 clone build, I know the 700 Police stock are close to the Mcmillian stock, does anyone know if you can put the correct bottom metal on the Police stock or should I just stop being a cheap bastard and buy the Mcmillan.

Thanks in advance

If by "close", you mean that both will hold an action and barrel, then yes. However the McMillan HTG and H-S Precision stocks have very little in common.

You cannot put the Win 70 bottom metal in a H-S stock made for a 700 without some serious machining. I'm sure it can be done by a professional for the right amount of money, but the likelihood of success for the 'have dremel, will travel' kitchen table gunsmith is not good.

And by the time you've inletted the H-S stock, painted it, and finished your build...you'll be wanting the McMillan for the more correct clone look anyway.
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Bergara sucks ass, buyer beware.

This thread would have died on the first page if it wasn't for the autistic screeching from the op and the reactionary mud hole wallering it inspired. I think it was moved to the pit as soon as an admin saw his initial post. This is the same dude who bought a Burris xtrIII and wrote a scathing report about it too. Everything he buys is a piece of trash, including all 8 bergara rifles he's purchased, (or something like that). Nothing wrong with Bergara rifles, I've got 5 now, had a dozen or more over the last decade, and never had one that wouldn't shoot like a dream. That's the case for 99.99% of their rifles. They send all their duds to bicycle boy.