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Well new Remington better step up their game cause the shotguns Ive seen coming from them are rough. I would look used before I bought new from them right now.
Well you didn’t miss much. If I didn’t live 30 min from Vegas I wouldn’t have gone. This year it was a bloody mess. Normally there are so many people you can’t move. Not this year, I was able to cover every floor in two days, and that was taking my time. Many minor vendors never showed and...
I didn’t say I don’t pin, in fact I do for the bedding reason you mentioned, but I also use “my” lug tool to keep that pin from shearing off or bending as in that photo. Not sure what lug tool you’re using or have seen used but I can assure you the tool I use isn’t going to allow that lug to...
These are one of those thing that are a hold over from quick change benchrest rifle builds where barrels are literally tightened with hand pressure no tools. They are not meant to take lots of torque Like in a field gun or tactical rifle build. The pinned lug in my opinion for these builds is...
That H-S has an aluminum Skelton type lattice structure in the front. Older and I mean older stocks do not. The aluminum chassis structure extends into the pistol grip area. Nothing in the butt area. That long ass stud glued that deep into the stock, going through any aluminum should be fine...
Yes and yes. most mil spec buffer tubes have a hole drilled in the end to let out moisture and allow air to escape. Even the stock screw for an A2 stock has a hole drilled down the center. If you oil your buffer tube spring and shoot you will have a nice oil stain on your shirt from oil being...
That cool to see. That is the first final Guardian receiver design I used to build a rifle after I designed and worked with Defiance to make the AW cut receiver, but if I remember right it was originally .308. Still has the Seekins scope base and recoil lug. Too bad Glen stopped making those.
Receiver = metal frame. Barrel = metal tube. Once fired brass = brass cylinders. Projectiles = copper slugs. You’re not lying but not telling the idiot behind the counter more then they need to know. This also cuts down on ”missing” packages. Next if any idiot tried to cut open my box while I...
From my personal collection, got this in trade but found a AX I'm going to use instead. Up for sale is a slightly used unmodified AICS AT 2.0 in FDE for a Remington short action. This is NOT the Legacy stock. No mag is included. Decided to change out this type of AICS chassis and go with a...