I was at the Surgeon shop buying an action, when they were in OK, and they showed me 1086 actions actions and bottom metal that was made specifically for a 28 Nosler cartridge. They referred to them as 1086 WSM actions.
I have both. The first Custom action I ever bought was a BAT HR. I bought it new sight unseen based solely on what I had read about them. I shouldn't have done that. The only thing I like better about the BAT is the tenon thread size for large diameter cartridges. I think the Deviant is a much...
Does anyone know if there are any AICS compatible 223 magazines that position the cartridge farther forward than it is in an MTD Polymer magazine.
https://mdttac.com/223-mdt-polymer-aics-magazine/
There is always some Parrot that comes along and says " hows it shoot" but that doesn't change the fact that you are looking at a poor chambering job.
Here is an example of a good chambering job.
https://www.wheeleraccuracy.com/videos
The best looking bedding jobs i've seen were done by longriflesinc. I would look for their videos and copy their method the best you can.
They also sell a tool to separate the action and stock.
They are slightly smaller in the middle but not as much smaller as I like. You can make them however you want them to be with a few strips of emery cloth.
If an 8.0" twist will stabilize your bullet, a 7.5" twist will work fine.
If it takes a 7.5" twist to stabilize your bullet, an 8.0" twist will not work fine.
I'm late to the party but if you are close to Tulsa and if all those other people back out, I would meet you at a dealers place of business and pay cash for all of them.
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The trigger can change the feel of some of them depending on how the trigger slot in the receiver is shaped. Turn the action upside down and watch what the cocking piece does. You should be able to see if the reciever is interfering with the movement of the cocking piece.