Recent content by glbreil

I am always bum fuzzled by the old removing metal by fluting opens up the bore theory and then the same people will remove .250" of the diameter off the last inch of the barrel and thread it think that is perfectly fine. I have fluted a bunch of barrels and never seen any difference other than...

I am using an air operated diaphram pump and I think it works great. No need for a pressure regulating valve. It pumps 1:1 bases on the supply air pressure. So if you want 80 pound oil pressure just supply 80 pound of air. Gary

Wow Chad, 20 barrels a day is impressive by any ones standards. I can't even imagine one man doing the set up on 20 barrels in one day let alone all of the rest, that truly is amazing. I am wondering how you handle the muzzle end of the barrel in the machining center. The TL-1 is enough like...

The Sav-2 is easy just watch the video and go to it. Gary

The wire Bow thing is why the blanks are cut in multiple passes. The rough cut is is made with high pressure to clear the kerf as it cuts, then the slug is removed and multiple Skim cuts are made at very low pressure to clean up and make the internal finish nice. The EDM can provide a great...

A good option is to get a Jewell with a bolt release and bottom safety which puts the safety lever in the trigger guard. I like the bottom safety and often shoot right handed actions left handed and contrary to many here I think the Jewell triggers are far superior to any factory Remington...

It is an amazing barrel that shoots the same clean or fouled. I have never personally seen one. Gary

It's been a while since I owned one but my last was a 1 in 11 and I shot 200 grain SMK bullets worked great. Gary

Rifle Basix make a real nice Savage trigger and they are pretty easy to install. They do have good instructions. Gary

Thanks for the info and great looking rifle! Do you also flash cure for 15 minutes between coats or do you fully cure between coats?

I am sure it has been discussed here many times but I can't seem to find it. I am wondering which type Cerakote is being used for the multicolor camo patterns that require stencils to make. I read that the H series does not dry until baked and that it can't be recoated after baking so I am...

Looking great! Post some pictures of your monopod design when you get there. Gary

Thanks Trespasser, that is a big help. I am going to build one similar and wanted to get it close to the same dimensions. Thanks Gary

Okay thanks, I am looking forward to the information. Gary

Yep the 50 regular Barrett not the Atlas version. Thanks Gary