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    Anyone shooting a lilja 3 grove barrel?

    As far as I am concerned Lilja make one of the best barrels made. The 3 grove is a good barrel in smaller calibers and they seem to improve barrel life on high velocity varmint cartridges. also my experience with the 3 groove it that they seem faster with the same load. I have three rifles...
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    Web Site help.

    Thanks to all of the guys that have sent me suggestions for the web site, I have added some very handy links and tools that should help all. Thanks again J E CUSTOM
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    Web Site help.

    We have already done test to compare the factory brake to the Assassin and It out performed in every way. improving the shoot ability of the 50BMG was the purpose of designing a new type of brake. I will have another test coming soon with a fully tuned Assassin to see how much more it can...
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    Web Site help.

    The last time I posted it was in the wrong place, so I hope this is the right place. I have my web site up and running and I am trying to put in some handy tools for everyone to use. If anyone has a link that they like I would look at it and see if it would help everyone. In the past I have...
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    conventional stock vs chassis?

    I do a full action bed to hold the action without any movement during heating up or cooling down. I like to use Steel Bed or something similar like Devcon. That seems to be the best for cold bore shot consistency. A full bed also helps to prevent action flexing when torqued if a torque free...
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    Tubb's final finish?

    +1 Do a break-en first, (Shoot and clean, shoot and clean)until the patches come clean after two or three patching's. As mentioned, shoot it first and after 75 to 100 shots if it is not coming clean or accurate enough you can try fire lapping as a last resort. J E CUSTOM
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    conventional stock vs chassis?

    In my opinion all stocks need bedding. You may have good results with just dropping the action is and torqueing it down, But I find that bedding them makes them more consistent rifle to rifle. I look at the block as a good foundation to build on, and bedding it assures a perfect fit...
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    Help on Web Site

    Sorry. I could not find any forum that looked right for it. It could be in Gun Smithing but I was not sure. If it can be moved to the right section I would be grateful. Thanks J E CUSTOM
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    Help on Web Site

    Many thanks to the guys that have sent me PMs and E Mails with Links. I think some will be an asset to the shooting crowd. It has also showed me some areas that are very hard to find and could be of use to all. Thanks again. Please send more. My programmer will be off having a good time for a...
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    Gain twist

    +1 This has been tried and tried again and is still not the new standard for rifle barrels. It is also not a new idea. at the turn of the century the Germans tried it and again in the second world war they took another run at it In the really big guns (Like the Paris gun) because of the size...
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    Gain twist

    Gain twist are thought to be easer on bullets because they start the bullet rotating slower initially and increase as the bullet passes down the barrel To reach the best twist rate for the heavier bullets. With ever more velocity and heaver bullets starting a bullet rotating in a fast twist...
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    Help on Web Site

    I am sure that there are more guys like my self that have trouble finding some things that would be helpful information by searching the Web. I am getting my Web Site up and running and will have different sections for helpful information and Links to find them simply by clicking the mouse...
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    Gearing up for a new build, 6.5 x 47

    I have built quite a few 6.5x47s and they are great cartridges and performers. None have used all the same parts as you but with good assembly and craftsmanship the 6.5x47 will impress you. J R CUSTOM
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    Remington 700 tolerances

    +1 I made my self a set of mandrels 8" long with two sizes (half with one size and the other half .001 thousandths larger). starting at .700 and going up to .708 to test the receivers bore. It is easy to measure the bolt (Take one reading at 12 O'Clock and one at 3, 6, and 9 every 2 inches to...
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    Savage now and then AKA why people hate Savage

    I personally don't like the rear locking lugs on anything, but there have been some fine shooting rifles with this type of action. With the advent of high pressure cartridges (55,000 to 65,000 Psi) I don't think they will ever do a comeback. PS; I did not separate your questions and posted my...
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