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Gunsmithing Grizzly G0509G
Good choice. Although VFDs are nice to have, the lathe has a total of 16 very good speeds. I also have this one in my shop at home and use a 10 H.P. Rotary phase converter. By the way, the rotary phase converters we sell are made in USA. Just be sure and put it a little ways from the lathe...- Papagrizzly
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Gunsmithing Lathe Decision
No matter what you end up with, it will be nice to have. While there are good deals on used lathes if you know what you are looking at, a new lathe is an investment like a nice new rifle. If you ever have to sell it, you will not lose much money, specially if you take good care of it.- Papagrizzly
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Gunsmithing Lathe Decision
Mike - We don't have any under power at the showrooms, but have sold many around the country, so let me look and see if there is a customer close to you that has bought one and could be easy for you to get an unbiased opinion. Of course, I have the one in my shop at home. No chucks, no...- Papagrizzly
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Gunsmithing Lathe Decision
Mike - I love that machine!! I have 3 lathes in my shop and it sits right next to the G0509G that you also have. The G0509G is a like a brute line-backer that you can depend on and the SB1009 is like the beautiful Cheerleader with brains, that makes you smile every time you look at her :)...- Papagrizzly
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Gunsmithing Lathe Decision
Mike - you need to modernize :) South Bend Lathe Co.- Papagrizzly
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Gunsmithing Time to upgrade my lathe. Updated with pics!!
Just so we are clear, we do offer the largest selection of lathes in the country and there are several that have slower speeds: G9036 - 3 slowest speeds : 70, 115, 190 G0709 - 3 slowest speeds : 70, 115, 190 G0509G - 7 slowest speeds : 45, 70, 90, 108, 140, 165, 215. Used by many, many...- Papagrizzly
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F T/R Competition Nightforce Competition Scope 2014 revisions
They are slated to be available in March. Contact me directly at [email protected] and I can give you full details. Thanks.- Papagrizzly
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- Forum: Competition Shooting Talk
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F T/R Competition New Captain for USA F-Open Team
Happy New Year Everyone. Yesterday marked my last day as Captain of The United States F-Class Open Rifle Team. I had indicated to the team several months back that I would not be able to continue serving as the Captain of the team due to time constraints. I am pleased to state that the NRA...- Papagrizzly
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Gunsmithing Whats your dream lathe
We are on the second prototype stage of the lathe. Looks great. Should be completed soon and then we can get the first shipment in. Testing it thoroughly so we avoid issues after they hit the market. I would say Summer to Fall 2014.- Papagrizzly
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Gunsmithing Whats your dream lathe
Thank you! Gordy is one of the best Gunsmiths in the country. I would go with the Heavy 13 EVS South Bend Lathe Co.- Papagrizzly
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New Sponsor - Bullets.com
If you look at my first post, there is a suggestion for the consumer that they can call their credit card company and link their "bill-to" and "ship-to" addresses. It does not change your original bill to address with the credit card company. I know this because I have had to do it on my...- Papagrizzly
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New Sponsor - Bullets.com
Yes, I know what you were told and thus the explanation in my post about what the operators were telling customers initially. Certainly, you can appreciate that we do not reveal on a public forum the way in which we would check out ship-to addresses for fraud, but you can try to place an order...- Papagrizzly
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New Sponsor - Bullets.com
Actually, some of our operators misinterpreted the policy and applied it universally when the site was launched a few weeks ago. We do ship to addresses other than billing, but after that address is thoroughly checked out. Therefore those orders will take a little longer to process. Another very...- Papagrizzly
- Post #58
- Forum: Reloading Depot
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Gunsmithing Switching Barrels
Changing barrels is very easy and you do not need to remove the stock in most cases. I never do. Here's a link that shows what it looks like. https://www.woodstockint.com/catalog/2013/BaldEagle/11 As far as using a torque wrench - you can if you don't change barrels often. Our team...- Papagrizzly
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Gunsmithing Metric Threads
I can't stand this anymore!!!! So bloody funny - I'm sitting here at the computer laughing over and over again at all the comments, including guys pouring gas on a raging fire - hahahahaha! I actually know Chad quite well as a gunsmith, master machinist, inventor, tinker master and a...- Papagrizzly
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Gunsmithing Grizzly.com barrels
Jrr - Although I have not tried the juggernauts I believe that the twist might be a little fast for them. Perhaps someone with experience with the 185s could fill in that blank.- Papagrizzly
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Gunsmithing Grizzly.com barrels
Big Blue - thanks for the compliment. This barrel was brought on because of a recommendation by Frank at Bartlein barrels. Quite often I will call him up and ask him what is selling well and he will give me a run down of the various calibers and lengths etc. We will then add them to our...- Papagrizzly
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Gunsmithing Front and rear spiders for my 11" Rockwell
Grizzly.com- Papagrizzly
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