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Anything after R03000 will be good to go with the medium sear but should also work with the low sear.

If there's a question as to what would work in a specific system, we'd just need to see a picture of the back of the cocking piece to determine what will work best in that system. If you've got an older revision of the cocking piece that sits deeper on the trigger sear and are experiencing ignition issues, we'll be happy to coordinate replacing that to the current revision to mitigate any of those issues.

Thank you - Ray

And get rid of the virtue signaling, DEI, grooming, and other woke BS and make movies that entertain and provide escapism and enjoyment.

No one pays a shit ton (what’s a movie ticket now? $20?) to get lectured for two hours and told they are bad because they aren’t brown and don’t suck dicks.

Hollywood could be rolling in $$$ because in troubled times, movies are an escape. Instead, they are a bunch of leftist social engineering cucks.

Sirhr

D̷e̷v̷i̷l̷D̷o̷c̷A̷Z̷ said:

Because we are discussing bottom metal. Is this protrusion (name?) required? Looking to learn & understand in greater detail its purpose and if it’s worth adding

Thanks,
Doc

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It's not required and I have removed it from my DBMs. I believe it originally appeared on the early Surgeon DBMs.

MB

FuhQ said:

Keep wasting your grandchildren's inheritance on guns that will eventually get rebarreled and nobody will ever know what it was because the literature will eventually be lost, and most kids won't give a fuck, they just don't want grandpa's old "Gomer Pyle" .308 because it's not "hip or cool", and will want it chambered in some new cartridge 20 years from now, or sell it to someone for a couple hundred bucks for crack or alcohol money... I have literally seen this happen on numerous occasions.

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interested in the specific details in the story of an $11,000 collector gun sold for a few hundred bucks? the crack head kids didnt have the internet to be able to see what the gun was worth? literally, this is very interesting to me.

i mean, this really makes me reconsider things. how have we had heirlooms passed down for 150 years? i guess some people just got lucky.

anyway, i think ill start selling all my guns now. i dont want my kids, who i will ABSOLUTELY NOT educate them on guns and shooting and the enjoyment of shooting sports, and history of gun manufacturing and their usage in historical world conflicts, to sell all my AWs for crack, strip them down to parts just to buy alcohol, or rebarrel them into some Federal 5.9 frontcountry magnesium cased cartridge or some such, just so they can strip it down for crack later.

it just seems like too big a risk to take. you guys have really opened my eyes.

whatsupdoc said:

Someone on another forum made a statement that the Vudoo action was multiple layers of steel fused together, rather
than a single block of steel.

Is this true? can anyone elaborate on this?

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Gen 1 and the early Gen 2 were two piece receivers and there are two issued patents for my design. This is how I was able to eliminate the lug ways propagating the full length of the receiver bore, like the 40X Rimfire. Shortly into Gen 2 production, the receiver became one-piece.

The bolt handle is friction welded to the bolt body. There's a machine that spins a blank (that becomes the bolt body) at 4400 RPM while the handle blank is held stationary. As the bolt body blank spins, it is moved toward the handle blank until the point of contact. The friction creates heat and welding of the material occurs. What stops the spinning is the adhesion of the two parts.

This goes back to the early production of Phoenix Machine and Defiance Machine bolt blanks prior to the falling out between Glen Harrison and Ken Frankel, resulting in Defiance Machine bringing all their production in-house.

MB

Jrb572 said:

There are a ton of good books to make movies out of. We don’t need a sequel, reboot or remake of everything.

I think they just need some decent directors.

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Agreed, once in a blue moon we get a decent new flick. But it's rare.

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Looks too young

Used Wipeout/Patchout to clean the mandrel

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I rode over a bridge like that in Norway… entrance to the Veemork hydro plant. Shorter and better built. It was still $&@?ing terrifying!!!

Sirhr