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Rem 700 stock
I'll take it, if it's still available. Stock and bottom metal for $150 shipped PM sent- morano
- Post #10
- Forum: Buy - Sell - Trade Archive
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Mcmillian rem700 sa lefthand
I'll take it , if it's still available "Rem 700 as left-hand Varmint barrel channel Lite weight Bottom metal included Lightly sanded black grey web Bump. 150 shipped. Let's move this" Mark- morano
- Post #7
- Forum: Buy - Sell - Trade Archive
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WTS: Rem700 24" 5r 308 stainless takeoff barrel
I'll take this. pm sent- morano
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- Forum: Buy - Sell - Trade Archive
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Gunsmithing working in the shop
The black nitrided looks interesting, do you do that in house? or someone else do that work? How well does it hold up compared to regular bluing? Are those media blasted prior to treating? Thanks- morano
- Post #53
- Forum: The Armory
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WTS LRI 6 creed KP barrel
What barrel manufacturer? Stainless? Length? Thanks- morano
- Post #8
- Forum: Buy - Sell - Trade Archive
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Gunsmithing Looking for a good Smith in San Antonio
I personally have not used them, but Drury Gun Shop on the south side does custom work. Hill Country Rifles is just outside of New Braunfels- morano
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- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing Reputable gunsmith Victoria TX
Crossroads Precision Rifles 361 550 7033- morano
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- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing Cracking cases- need input
"Residual lube on the case ? " Or the walls of the rifle chamber not free of oil......- morano
- Post #61
- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing 7.62x51 vs. Win .308
If the sizing die is a full length sizer, wouldn't it try to reduce the outside neck diameter and "crimp" the bullet in the case? The full length sizer usually reduces the outside neck diameter, then the decapping assembly opens the neck to a desired inside diameter. Maybe if you used a body...- morano
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- Forum: The Armory
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Gunsmithing Removing a broken neck from an AR15.
With a .22 cal bronze bore brush on the end of a cleaning rod, break your A/R down for cleaning and run the brush into the chamber and slightly into the bore, then retract. The brush should grip the piece of brass neck and pull it out when you retrieve the rod.- morano
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