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Recent content by jasonixo

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    Looking for Former Accurate Ordnance Employees (Re: One of their builds)

    Yup- if it says MARS it's a Defiance! Any R700 wrench will do fine for that matter.
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    Looking for Former Accurate Ordnance Employees (Re: One of their builds)

    Hey man! Just dusted off my SH login- holler if you need any info! Jason (AO)
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    Gunsmithing gunsmithing school

    Re: gunsmithing school Check your local tech schools for machining programs- I've brought a lot to my team by having a machining background to contribute to the gunsmithing way of things.
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    Gunsmithing CeraKote Experts ~ Question

    Re: CeraKote Experts ~ Question We picked up glass pyrex graduated cylinders for easier reading and cleaning. They make several sizes- some are quite small. http://sciencekit.com/pyrex-graduated-cylinders/p/IG0025989/
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    Gunsmithing 338 Lapua Brake...

    Re: 338 Lapua Brake... +1 on the APA FB Brake- they aren't that big normally, but he has the capability to make such an monster and it would be even more effective than the standard size...
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    Gunsmithing Best way to get a Rockset Flash hider off?

    Re: Best way to get a Rockset Flash hider off? +1 on the water- soak it, try it, repeat.
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    Gunsmithing 1/2x24 Barrel Threading Ruin Accuracy?

    Re: 1/2x24 Barrel Threading Ruin Accuracy? I've never had a barrel lose accuracy after I've threaded it. Personally, I'm not a fan of how small barrel tenons are for a given caliber, but the dimensions are proven and do work fine. There are a lot of things that can be accidentally done to a...
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    Gunsmithing buy micrometers.....frictin,ratchet, or plain

    Re: buy micrometers.....frictin,ratchet, or plain I agree on the carbide- definitely a good investment. With regards to the torque-limiting mechanism, I'd rather have one, but either is fine. If the mics are calibrated using the ratchet/friction thimble, they read the same no matter who...
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    Suppressors ***FREE SILENCER GIVEAWAY***

    Re: ***FREE SILENCER GIVEAWAY*** Registered for the SWR Specwar
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    Gunsmithing Gradous Rifles

    Re: Gradous Rifles +100 for Robert from me- excellent person to know and work with.
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    Gunsmithing Barrel Tennon Theads - Boogered From Base Screw...

    Re: Barrel Tennon Theads - Boogered From Base Screw... A 9/64 flat end mill will remove the damaged thread cleanly.
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    Gunsmithing 1or 3 phase for lathe,mill

    Re: 1or 3 phase for lathe,mill Look into VFDs for supply 3ph from 1ph- they provide very clean 3ph power, are competitive in price, and are much smaller. Example- http://www.driveswarehouse.com/Drives/AC+Drives/Phase+Converter+VFD/PC1-50.html
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    Gunsmithing Problem with AI mag feeding in McRee chassis

    Re: Problem with AI mag feeding in McRee chassis If you modify the magazine to work, your rifle will only work with modified magazines. There is a proper fix for it. Actually, it isn't a fix, as that implies a fault in the chassis. The mag catch is mounted to the trigger guard. The...
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    Gunsmithing Badger EFR ID "Enlargement"

    Re: Badger EFR ID "Enlargement" If the stock assembly can be held securely, or the EFR can be assemble tightly and mounted on a lathe via the rail, the hole can be line-bored or bored with a boring bar between centers. see the following: Fig. 180 A more modern approach would be to 3d the...
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    Gunsmithing posibably the dumbest machining question to date.

    Re: posibably the dumbest machining question to date. Yes- 1/2" is the nominal OD if the threads. When you turn down the muzzle to make the thread tenon, you will cut this diameter to about .492"-.498" instead of .500" for a 2A spec thread. Once you begin threading your 28-pitch thread...