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Gunsmithing Sear/Extraction Timing & Cocking Piece Handoff
Aeon, Thanks for the great response. I just couldn't get my head around the angle timing between sear handoff while the bolt was moving forward on the extraction cam. But in reality, it's just down to the spring tension fighting back during closing & cocking. Thanks Again, Jason- vvillium3
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Gunsmithing Sear/Extraction Timing & Cocking Piece Handoff
Good Afternoon All, Curiosity has gotten the best of me recently, and I started wondering why some custom actions are inherently smoother than others during bolt close/open. Machining tolerances, spring rates, and action/bolt type aside (let’s just assume similar design). Is one of the...- vvillium3
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Suppressors Making your own suppressor.
It's definatly a rewarding experiance building your own. If you have any kind of machining/welding skills then this is a great project to work on. Below is a link to my build. Have since put several hundred rounds through it, and it works just as intended and completely satisfied...- vvillium3
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Two Stage Trigger
Dogs, The bottom of the safety diameter had to be cleared. Went in there with a .25" bullnose cutter and dropped the level the safety was hitting by .15". Elongated the new level by .1875" fore & aft of the safety centerline. I just fuzzed into the sidewall of the aics trigger pocket on the...- vvillium3
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V block width in Accuracy International Chassis (AICS or AX)
You can figure it out from this. The 90 degree vee is tangent to a 1.35" diameter (standard rem 700 diameter). The bottom flat is clear of the action by 0.04" IIRC, so the action only hits on the vee walls. So really the bottom flat doesn't matter. Also, the Vee doesn't make contact the...- vvillium3
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Gunsmithing McMillan G30 Long Action Antelope Rifle (D. Barlow)
Never knew those had mechanical ejection. Lovely looking action mechanically speaking.- vvillium3
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Gunsmithing OVERWATCH became self aware on 8.23.13 @0934. . .
I like it, more pictures!- vvillium3
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Hunting & Fishing Successful Dall sheep hunt... My new GAP scores!
Wow, just wow..... I couldn't imagine the view in real life. Thanks for sharing!- vvillium3
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