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F T/R Competition Savage FTR 308 win
No insult intended but if your getting inconsistent results day to day, have you tried videotaping yourself while you shoot and then reviewing the tape for Breathing, Hand position, Body position, ect?- WhiteHorze
- Post #33
- Forum: Competition Shooting Talk
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Machining a DIY billet large frame ar
It'll be interesting to see how this works out. I'm looking for a place to set up shop and a cheap Fadal 4020 with a 4th axis.- WhiteHorze
- Post #6
- Forum: Semi-Automatic Rifles
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Gunsmithing Normal AR bolt wear?
With the AR your barrel is screwed into a barrel extention that has the lug recesses cut into it. What your seeing is a barrel that was screwed into the extention a bit to deeply and the front face of your lugs are rubbing on the back of the barrel. So long as the rifle functions and feeds...- WhiteHorze
- Post #9
- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing Winchester M70 CRF caming lever in safety
JCann - This is a trigger issue, the broken safety is from forcing the bolt open. I suspect that there is interference from the bedding that is putting pressure on the trigger/sear and allowing the firing pin to drop when you close the bolt. This is why you can't get it to reproduce the...- WhiteHorze
- Post #24
- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing Extreme spread ?
If you've got it down to 60FPS extreme spread your doing alot of things right. Next step: neck turning. Your neck tension is more sensitive with the smaller calibers. You can pick up a used drill press for $30 bucks and mount up a collet prett easily.- WhiteHorze
- Post #16
- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing Weird Ideas for optic mount ptr91
PTR 91 has the barrel spot welded to the receiver HK style. Big waste of time unless you can rebarrel to a better tube. Ad for the AK style side rail. Go for it. Resale value is an issue though. Take pictures.- WhiteHorze
- Post #2
- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing Cleaning a old barrel with SS Rod, Vinger, and electricity...
One tip a guy at the range gave me- soak the barrel in penetrating oil for a day or two... You should have seen the crud that came out of my savage barrel...- WhiteHorze
- Post #7
- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing Stock "re-inletting" ideas?
This has been done before. Depending on how much you need to rework it. just glue in a hardwood plug and redrill... Also found an article somewhere about a guy that glued in some pipe sections and pillarbedded his savage 93. Take pictures.- WhiteHorze
- Post #2
- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing Odd response from McGowen
He's talking about damaging the can, not the barrel...- WhiteHorze
- Post #5
- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing Mcmillan Stock Questions
About $125 for a simple inletting. price goes up for DBM, custom metal, pillars, ect...- WhiteHorze
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- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing Speccing AR10 barrel: Gain twist, taper?
Okay I'll bite: 1) There's no reason to use a gain twist barrel. There's no advantage in accuracy, durability, or cool factor... 2) For a 16" barrel, You don't need a straight taper. Just grab one off the shelf, take it out and shoot it. Then you'll know how heavy a barrel you'll want in order...- WhiteHorze
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- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing (newb) Advice on two 308 chamber options please
Your handloading anyway so a "match" chamber isn't important. Just make certain that the chamber is cut straight with the bore and keep shooting until the barrel melts...- WhiteHorze
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- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing Please Help a Student Out - Receiver Drilling
Carolina Shooter wrote: *It seems to me this fixture has inherent design flaws based on the false premise that receiver holes should be lined up with the outer barrel contour. Am I off base here?* Nope. You're dead on target. The sight base holes should be on the receiver centerline. The...- WhiteHorze
- Post #5
- Forum: The Armory
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tactiacool stock
As stated above I also have one on my Savage 93. It works but isn't quite as nice as i'd like. I little grinding with a 4" and some 36 grit will recontour where I want it. I like it and it's worth the $ if you not sure about vertical grip stocks. You'll need a cheekpiece if you're going to run...- WhiteHorze
- Post #5
- Forum: Bolt Action Rifles
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AR15 Platform....which brand/model ?
A few thoughts: Both H&K and Sig have put significant R&D into their designs so if you have a problem, the factory will be able to fix it. If you plan to reload, forget about the H&K, unless it doesn't have the fluted chamber. Enjoy.- WhiteHorze
- Post #4
- Forum: Semi-Automatic Rifles
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Gunsmithing Suggestions for Air Brush
Re: Suggestions for Air Brush *I have watched a few by someone called "NutnFancy" and he Duracoats EVERYTHING. He has some interesting videos and make it look pretty easy.* Yeah, I've been a fan of Nutns vids for a while. I'm planning on doing something like this one but in a green and...- WhiteHorze
- Post #18
- Forum: The Armory
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Member Link Up Bismarck, ND places to shoot?
Re: Bismarck, ND places to shoot? Yup, I'm trying to find a Para superhawg for the pistol matches. I'm looking for a more "Tactical" friendly place where I can get out from behind a bench and work up a sweat. Thx.- WhiteHorze
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- Forum: The Bear Pit
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Gunsmithing noob stock question
Re: noob stock question *Lookin to upgrade the stock on my rem 700 LTR. Lookin at McMillan A3 or manners T2. Question: Do both stocks come with aluminum bedding? How much gunsmithing is required to install them properly...especially the McMillan? Would appreciate any input and help.* Ok...- WhiteHorze
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- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing Need to pick you guy's brains?
Re: Need to pick you guy's brains? *I have a CZ 455 on the way. I was mostly thinking this would be a nice project, and could increase the accuracy of the rifle. I was also going to add a larger diameter barrel. At 25yds the thing is a tack driver, but even at 50yds I lose my groups...- WhiteHorze
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- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing Suggestions for Air Brush
Re: Suggestions for Air Brush *I want to start applying different paints/coatings like DuraCoat to various parts and was wondering if anyone has recommendations for equipment (air brush, compressor, etc.) I have a huge compressor but was wondering if a smaller bench top model would be...- WhiteHorze
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- Forum: The Armory
