Recent content by jrsherman

Re: New Cheek Piece - Updated! Actually, I'd envision that it's easier to make an angled one than it is a rounded one. I can see the angled one being a crapload more uncomfortable though, even with the foam pad. An angled one would only require you to take your cut piece of aluminum sheet...

Re: Let's solve this savage dbm problem Well, I just bought 10 G3 mags from Midway USA. http://www.midwayusa.com/viewProduct/default.aspx?productNumber=519948 Z71- PM Forthcoming! ETA: GD I got took lol. Midway price-20rd G3 aluminum mags: 2.99 per CTD price-20rd G-3 aluminum mags: .97 per

Re: New Cheek Piece - Updated! I had actually planned on counter-sinking the hole in the stock to where the sleeves were flush with the stock's surface, allowing the option of leaving a roughed outer surface so it could be bedded in place. Actual fabrication brought design insight though. I...

Re: New Cheek Piece - Updated! Well, I had a few issues today so I didn't get my hardware done, but I took pictures of the basics of what it will look like. I started off with these: XLR cheek piece, 2x 1/4d" screws with 3/4d" knurled heads, 2x 3/4d" knurled nuts, and 2x die springs. I...

Re: LE Snipers Using Semi-Auto I guess I'm torn here on my response. Why would any civilian need it? There's a few people in the world that would love to have so much as a .22 to utilize against their governments but can't. So the civilians here can own one, and it's proven fact that...

Re: LE Snipers Using Semi-Auto <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: eleaf</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> Why on earth would a police unit need a 50? Overkill anyone? </div></div> Yeah. . .Living in Tulsa, with a police force working on a shoe string...

Re: Atlas in stock at triad!! Cause they don't want to take it off anytime soon, or because they believe that the clamp could possibly become a little bit loose over time with wear and tear probably.

Re: New Cheek Piece - Updated! Got my cheek piece from Kyle today, and he is a great guy! I'm still waiting on the hardware I want to try from McMaster Carr though, so I won't be able to start this project until next week when I get back from MO. I hinted at something I'm going to try to...

Re: Almost perfect bipod? Hillbilly? You gotta be South of 60 to be a hillbilly! You Northerners don't qualefy! (For the record I'm from Cassville, only visiting Tulsa)

Re: Impact Data Books Discount Code Nomad I have a question I'm going to PM you about your awesome books, and I'm probably going to order one with your answer!

Re: Almost perfect bipod? Kasey beat me to it. Also looks like a 3/8 or so end mill job. Nice work!

Re: Atlas bipod Not yet, but when I can get one it'll be going on the Seekins SRS. Several people suggested it as the way to go since it's designed to fit the double sling points so that's what I plan on using. I'm pretty satisfied with the SRS' looks right now. Still pretty low profile and all.

Re: Mid 19th Century Pepperbox That's a pretty nice pepperbox example! I know a few people that have found parts and pieces of them metal detecting.

Re: New Cheek Piece - Updated! That looks great John! Mine's supposed to arrive sometime and it'll be going on my Savage McMillan, yours gives me an idea of what it will look like! Iggy if you do another group buy on the spacers I may be in. I ordered some stuff from McMaster Carr that I'm...

Re: Cheek piece riser needed <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: BrettSass844</div><div class="ubbcode-body">There was a thread in the bolt action forum a while back where a member used a cheek piece from XLR industries. It would require drilling your...