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I'm gonna start a project (DIY Gun Oven), and was wondering if any one has stripped down and used a simple Toaster oven for the heater and fan. Criagslist has them for around 10-20bucks I Saw a couple guys on the hide using hot plates and dual hot plates, seemed to be simple. I'm planning on...
OK. I have the .420 insert, but the Hornady chart didn't show the that, so I wasn't sure. .33 made sense, but my 284 was like close to 278ish, so I didn't know if there was some special magic number. Thanks for the help.
Can anyone help out? I looking for the Dimensions of a 338LM headspace gauge and the bullet comparator....I Don't think Hornady Makes the Headspace gauge for this round. Not sure if the bullet comparartor for checking a 338LM is .338.....my other ones dont match up so I'm thinking its some...
So I'm wondering what makes a barrel burner cartridge? For an example the 6.5 wsm everyone says is a Barrel burner, gets maybe 500rounds, before you lose accuracy...most of the time these guys are pushin fast bullets around 3300-3400..... So would you gain barrel life by slowing down the bullet...
If your using a VLD style bullet, then try this. Redding Competition Standard Length VLD Seater Stems | Sinclair Intl I had the same problem because the standard stem wasn't long enough for the Bergers.
This came up in a conversation because i have always been told that a scope should always be pushed forward against the rail, i was thinking the Lug would be the same.
The stock I have has a larger recoil lug opening than my Badger recoil lug is....so there is little wiggle room in Front/Back, Both sides, and the bottom...should the recoil be pushed to the front of the lug area or tight to the face of the Alum bedding Block? or does it matter...i was reading...
Getting close to finishing my lightweight hunting rifle in Rem 700 6.5/270wsm and I figure I would update..should have some photos in a week or so Rem 700 SA Trued Action only .872lbs Rem 700 Stock Mag Bolt, w/Bolt Knob .734lbs Trigger...
Had the same problem with my 7rem mag...or a similar problem....if it only happens after you fire the round on "once fired brass" try this.. Belted Magnum Collet Resizing Die....http://www.larrywillis.com/... Haven't had the problem since.....and I krylon painted my bolt several times...its a...
Rattle can has held up for me on several rifles(4)......make sure its clean before you paint...of course.....another good tip is heat the (paint) can up to about 90 degrees for 5 minutes or so(boiled water works the best)...apply multiply thins coats for best results.
Which is better for Barrels; Chrome Moly Steel or stainless steel..I don't really know the difference and was looking for help on picking a new barrel. thanks
Re: Rifle components Weight I would also like some input on being to light....I remember my last gunsmith talking about a balance in the gun....not too heavy barrel on a light stock....etc... is there a rule of thumb for this?
I'm looking to build a light weight 600-800 yard rifle for mostly hunting and some fun Tactical shooting. trying to determine the weight range and what to look for. Its gonna be a 6.5 WSM....what should I expect for weights of the different components. trying to be around 10-11lbs Here is what I...