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Re: when I was a baby I was so ugly_______ When I was born the doctor slapped my parents instead of me! True story : )

With your shop and ability. My suggestion is a 40X with a PTG bolt. You barrel it and will be under 1K all day long

I did a rework on an MVP and it turned into a really nice rifle. Not sure if this is allowed, but take a look. Making The MVP Stupid Accurate | Mossberg MVP Forum

a classic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I was the youngest of 9. We used to have to get our own switches when needed....ugh. Anyway, being the youngest and dumbest, my next older brother said "next time bring a big/large limb, wont sting so bad". Sounded reasonable to me. Well I used his advice one fateful day, my mother was furious...

A PTG bolt would be an upgrade but to true your action, bolt lugs, etc is standard proceedure on a factory set up. And its cheap :)

If you rebarrel in the same caliber and twist, I suggest using the factory (yuk) barrel and take the time to learn the different loads and/or hold over unders so when you get the new barrel you have somewhat of an idea of ranges and POI. Let that barrel do some work for you so the new barrel...

Good shooting. Next step is going pro. You got the gift

Good chuckle

I apparently spoke out of line. What I mean is when I close a bolt on a go gauge and its nice and comfy but close, then insert the no-go gauge and it says "no way mf'er" I get the warm fuzzies :)

Only a fool would garauntee head space without the barrel present

Shouldnt need a wrench to begin with. The brake should give a "HARD" stop when timed using hand tightening. If loctite wanted to ensure 12 oclock position and no unscrewing from recoil, fine, but should be hand tight when the immediate stop occurs. Flame suit on over this reply

Same rule applies for ANYTHING customer related. Contacting the builder, quick reponse, and no BS. All listed above will serve you well. In this indutry nowadays with a new builder surfacing every week, customer service IS what separates the good from the bad. Simple

Not much, estimate would be 5-6 ounces. Others will have a more precise number

Another option is paint the skins as well as the barreled action all at once. Then no difference of color then. Done it many times.

To start, don't ever use a die to thread it. If you like what you made, start marketing them. Problem is a kajillion other people are doing it. If for your own use / customers, have at it. I gave up making brakes as every swinging dick makes them. They have the monthly payment on the CNC...

I use a 22 cal brush for everything (not 17) with patches all the way up to 50 BMG. Let the chemicals do the work. The days of scrubbing and ruining barrels are over.

Try McMaster Carr

Better see it while you can. Won't be long before that is gone. Owned a dive shop in the Fl Keys for many many years, saw it happening there. Sad.

My toilet swirled opposite on that day. :)