45-90 said:

Can't cover up stupid mistakes and crushed ego...with emojis....

In this case, lol, I do disagree because almost no stainless touches the chamber to cause any galling...like 99.9%. Most of the SS head hangs in the air, out of the chamber and flat against the bolt face.

Speculation on something you heard about metals, doesn't count much on a product you obviously know nothing about.

With millions of rounds fired in military weapons, and much of thousand fired by me in boltguns and autoloaders...galling is not a problem.

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RAVAGE88 said:

I wish I tripped over this thread sooner....

MB

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RAVAGE88 said:

I wish I tripped over this thread sooner....

MB

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Waddles0931 said:

Yeah he said down in the comments below the video that he is working on one for the TB630. I'm looking at something for mostly 300 yards and in to put in front of a 1-10x and 3-18x. I'd absolutely love to have something like the Eotech ClipIR ELR or Trijicon UTC XII that can reach out further but I'm not sure I want to spend 15K+

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Waddles0931 said:

I was eyeballing that too when it was announced at SHOT show. It sounds like it might be able to hang with the big dogs for a fraction of the price.

I've got the money set aside for the Guide TB630LRF already but with Nocpix and NVision I'll just hold off and see for a little bit before pulling the trigger. But I probably won't wait too long since Night Hunting season starts in December and I'd like to have something in hand by the end of November.

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sandwarrior said:

Then why do they call them chili beans? Cuz maybe they go in chili? It does not matter whether you like them or not (in your chili) they are called chili beans because people started putting them there Loooong before you or I were born.

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Scarface26 said:

You're an enabler!

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Rob01 said:

If you have that much then try it. I would.

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EagleEyeShooting said:

My assertion is a tuner cant fix a bad rifle setup or poor ammunition in regards to Rimfire accuracy. Their are more variables that effect performance that should be looked into before relying on a tuner. Centerfire, tuner results are way more effective. So im not saying they dont work, they just dont work enough to see effective change if your rocking a 1.20" or larger straight barrel in Rimfire.

headspace directly effects ignition as well as how your firing pin strikes. Its a big factor in all 22lr rifles in general and often over looked to replace firing pin springs. Match grade barrels or production, you can see the difference when changing these variables.

As I've seen during lot testing, change in firing pin springs or headspace drastically changed rifles performance and preference in the ammunition lot. You can get creative by adding spacers between firing pin springs, or order new ones from various spring manufacturers. Many CZ457 owners also play with bolt shims for headspace.

I've seen your input in the community and gladly have data to share proof both systems, tuner on thinner barrels or these variables both affect group size, with headspace and spring rate changes more effectively "tune" a rifle to perform better over various lots or ammo type

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supercorndogs said:

It is very important not to use beans in Chilli in Texas, Cincinnati and for gay pride rallies. Making Chilli with no beans is important to the gays. It's like a guy wearing an ear ring in the wrong ear. It's kind of how everyone knows if you're actually gay or not.

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db2000 said:

Damn I was only getting 2540 and mild pressure with 108’s and 27.3 of Varget 18” gasser. Great accuracy though.
27.3 2535, 2543, 2540, 2546, 2544 SD 2.2 ES 6.4 0.7”

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Maurygold said:

heat and shock - if this doesnt work get a real gunsmith involved

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