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5 Axis Milling Machine Demonstrates Capabilities
Re: 5 Axis Milling Machine Demonstrates Capabilities Quite a few sane people were writing those programs before CAM was available. I've done tons of 4th and 3 axis work without the aid of CAM, but I've also witnessed one fella who formerly worked for me that could write and did write 5th axis...- triggerguard1
- Post #22
- Forum: The Bear Pit
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Gunsmithing TacOps and Mike R (photos)
Re: TacOps and Mike R (photos) <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Carter Mayfield</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: inode</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Nice....If it is a true...- triggerguard1
- Post #15
- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing cnc bolt handle threading
Re: cnc bolt handle threading <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: 300sniper</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: triggerguard1</div><div class="ubbcode-body">It's all fun and games...- triggerguard1
- Post #115
- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing cnc bolt handle threading
Re: cnc bolt handle threading It's all fun and games till a guy fixtures more than one on a CNC....- triggerguard1
- Post #98
- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing A couple more machinist questions
Re: A couple more machinist questions If your radial depth of cut is not excessive, a 4 flute cutter will double your feedrate and produce a nicer finish, while thinning the chip and allowing it to flush better from the workpiece. On a real piece of equipment, aluminum is 2000+ SFM. I run...- triggerguard1
- Post #18
- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing cnc bolt handle threading
Re: cnc bolt handle threading <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Red_SC</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: mikki</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> It all looks very impressive on...- triggerguard1
- Post #38
- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing Machinist question
Re: Machinist question You need to conventional mill for roughing, regardless of the tooling used on nearly any machine except a CNC. Even a very good knee mill is not rigid enough to withstand the abuse. While it may take a while to destroy your machine, make no mistake, you will destroy...- triggerguard1
- Post #25
- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing Machinist question
Re: Machinist question Drilling is the fastest and most efficient manner of machining there is. Use a twist drill to hog the material out, which will be less stressful on your machine and mill tooling. Next, formulate a plan to acquire a real manual milling machine. Benchtop models are for...- triggerguard1
- Post #5
- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing Williams Bottom Metal Question
Re: Williams Bottom Metal Question We're currently shipping Winchester Long and short-actions right now, with pre-64's right behind those. After that we have Winchester floorplate and hinges, as well as the old-style trigger guards that utilize the 3 guard screws. Those probably won't be...- triggerguard1
- Post #8
- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing Williams Bottom Metal Question
Re: Williams Bottom Metal Question All of our Remington bottom metal that has the inside-the-bow release system uses BDL magazine boxes. Our older models that had a push-button style release(ala winchester)had to be used in conjunction with an ADL magazine box. Those models have all been...- triggerguard1
- Post #5
- Forum: The Armory
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Maggie’s game to help with reading the wind...FUNNY!!
Re: game to help with reading the wind...FUNNY!! It's Ho number 5 that got me everytime, until the last game. Quite an addictive game and funny as hell too.- triggerguard1
- Post #8
- Forum: The Bear Pit
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Maggie’s game to help with reading the wind...FUNNY!!
Re: game to help with reading the wind...FUNNY!! Apparently I'm a natural at hitting hos with golf balls...... 15 under on 2nd try. Was 4 over on first time around.- triggerguard1
- Post #6
- Forum: The Bear Pit
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Kimber Advanced Tactical 300WM, Taken to 200 yard
Re: F**kin Kimber I'm guessing it would be a bughole shooter with a quick bedding job and retiring the cleaning rod for the life of the rifle.............- triggerguard1
- Post #27
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Kimber Advanced Tactical 300WM, Taken to 200 yard
Re: F**kin Kimber Bed.......Shoot more and clean less.....Life gets better.- triggerguard1
- Post #19
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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Gunsmithing DIY Bed Job**Pic Heavy***
Re: DIY Bed Job*** POPPED OUT w/ Pics**** Thanks for the heads up.............There for a minute I was having some kind of dillusion that I'd actually done it, but apparently I was mistaken. Now I have to go back and think just how many times I've been wrong and make a...- triggerguard1
- Post #65
- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing DIY Bed Job**Pic Heavy***
Re: DIY Bed Job*** POPPED OUT w/ Pics**** I'll give you guys a tip that'll save some time and get just as good a results....... Hold off on the tape and try this...... I prefer to use a buffing wheel that's pretty course, but a file or belt sander works too.. Put a draft on your recoil lug...- triggerguard1
- Post #62
- Forum: The Armory
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M40a1 build guide
Re: M40a1 build guide Our version of the long-action floorplate could not be modified because of the extra length of the spring pocket near the rear of the floorplate, but we will be looking seriously into making up one just for the business.- triggerguard1
- Post #86
- Forum: Vintage Sniper Rifles
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M40a1 build guide
Re: M40a1 build guide Perhaps if some of you guys wanted to do a group buy.....I could cut ya a good deal and run some out. As long as they were all the same finish, we could make them pretty reasonable. I would imagine doing them in-the-white would be the preference, but a matte blued...- triggerguard1
- Post #84
- Forum: Vintage Sniper Rifles
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M40a1 build guide
Re: M40a1 build guide <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Mike Hull</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Hugues</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Bonjour, Could you tell me what type...- triggerguard1
- Post #82
- Forum: Vintage Sniper Rifles
