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I do not own a TE/Muzzle gauge. Springfield provided verbal confirmation when I called them that it was a Glen Nelson Super Match and was rear lugged. I can have them provide written statements to such for a serious buyer. The bedding around the heel of the receiver as shown in one of the...

Springfield M1A Super Match in .308/7.62x51 NATO. Built by the Glen Nelson custom shop in Feb 1995 (confirmed by Springfield Armory, 087 serial). Excellent condition. I have never removed the action from the bedded stock and I will not do so to further identify parts. Less than 500 rounds fired...

Willing to trade for Alpha 6.5CM LRP brass.

Can't send you a PM, can you PM me?

Brake is sold, tuner still available

Back on up!

Moved to another site. Removed ad to comply with forum rules.

Last bump before pulling the ad to comply with forum rules so I can advertise it elsewhere

BTT, still available. Price WILL NOT go lower.

BTT...

BTT again...

BTT with price reduction

Two weeks ago and a few days after my initial inquiry.

Yes, I talked to Seekins and they're upgrading my stock and bolt for free to match the current PH2 rifles.

1.910" using a Little Crow drill trimmer. PRS match loads, and the ones with the bulge take about 20% more pressure to close than a normal bolt throw (I never just let the handle drop anyway, always use some force). I went the other direction. Hornady one shot was messy and slow so I...

The barrel is 26". I've shot 140gr RDF Nosler factory "Match Grade" loads and got around 2750fps out of an advertised 2650fps on the box. I've never shot factory Hornady.

Bolt. Zermatt Origin, Straight Jacket Armory spun MTU 6.5 creed, 1:8.

I use the same comparator to measure shoulder bump, because that's really all its good for. It can't measure any other case dimensions because its decided NOT a measurement tool, its a comparator tool. Base to shoulder is all you get, and only in comparison to some other piece of brass, not as...

Im not going to disassemble my bolt to remove the ejector then do a "bolt handle drop" test on EVERY piece of ~500 brass I have. To my knowledge, NOBODY does that. Thats why case gauges exist.