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You are right, after further investigation it would have to be timed first which basically defeats the purpose i guess.

Its probably because it is short barrel ones, decent price for it but you can find better. These are absolutely badass rifles, for sure. They shoot extremely well but the brakes are not the best, you can put a better brake on and cut recoil considerably.

I would love to see the video of that barrel being cut like that! That would be some crazy cuts and setups, even CNC would be difficult i bet.

Are you saying they machine the locking lugs into the barrel blank itself? Like just so I am sure what your saying, you machine the barrel itself to take the place of the extension? I will call bullshit on this one, im not saying there has never been an idiot to try this but im not even sure...

Not sure what the originals were but the Fn SPR threads are 1.000 X 16 as best as I can tell. I am wanting to try something so I was wondering if the barrel nut deal would work. I have to remove barrel again but i don't remember seeing a cut out for the extractor. seems like the breechface was...

Yep, thats right....lol totaly overlooked that!

Has anyone tried a barrel nut set-up on an FN/ Mod 70 ? Any reason why it wouldn't work? I know alot have tried this with Remmy's with great success so I was curious if it had been tried with FN/Mod 70.

How does this 6.5 WSM compare to the 6.5 SAUM? I see guys saying barrel life is short but i see guys claming 3300+ shots with the SAUM......any comparison?

I made a set of barrel extensions I put on short barrels to be able to always reach the back spider of the headstock. I do this for all short barrels and have these already made for rem and savage with female threads, ar10 and ar15 is a tight fit over barrel extension with 3 brass set screws to...

I thought that was what you were saying just wanted to make sure. The frame should be harder than the slide, as the slide wears over time it can be tightened but if it is fit correctly they should never really make hard contact enough to wear.

If you are speaking of a 1911/2011 the slide and frame should not be riding on each other at any time, they should ride on the layer of oil that is in the clearances that are built in when these 2 parts are properly fit up. Also for what it is worth the Caspian slides are best your going to...

Mike Lucas bore guides, there is no substitute....period

The shooting industry as a whole has always been like this it seems. Even with the advent of CNC machining centers and the incredible advancements to the manufacturing industry it seems the industry is still stuck in the past as far as overall production. The excuses are always the same also...

Do you really think you can honestly get it to "0" ? I don't know what all this guy did behind the scenes but my only question is does it shoot? I dont care if he reamed it with a black and decker drill if it shoots as good as I want it too then its good....lol.

Looks Great BigDaddy!

Well I have never seen any bullet that was oversized especially after it was forced down a barrel that was the perfect size, so I dont believe i would ever have that problem. Clearance that is put into brakes is to ensure that when they are bought out of midway and screwed on to just about any...

Notice I didnt say this was the right way to do it but I would like you to tell me what is unsafe about it? I know it is not the proper or correct way to do threads on a muzzle but I don't understand the unsafe part. Save your smartass B.S. for someone else and if you know your shit answer the...

You are correct about benchrest shooters but it is a whole different animal, those guys are looking for consistency from relay to relay and the only way to do this is to go all the way clean. Your top guys will buy multiple barrels of there choice install them on rifle and shoot a number of...

What do you believe is not safe about it? Please elaborate on this comment and explain why, just curious.

.020 is optimal? Where did you come up with that? I would disagree with that as the less room around the bullet is the more efficient the brake will work. It has to be done right though and alignment is critical.