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@celltech can you provide more details about the effect of lubing the firing pin. I assume you are concerned with the lube accumulating dirt, or additional resistance in cold weather?
Perhaps I am misunderstanding the question, but I think that your math is off. The 360 degrees should be dividing the circumference of the barrel not the thread pitch. 3.1416 x diameter of barrel /360 degrees will give the distance of travel ex 3.1416 x 1.25 / 360 = 0.010” of movement per...
I have 2 deadlines as well. One is dedicated for 223, the other I switch between 6.5x47 and 308. I have the original springs. I have never had a single issue with either rifle.
I expect they would shoot well in your 1-9 twist. You should be able to go heavier even. I shot the 69 SMKs in my 1-9 barrels. My shooting partner tried the 60 gr TMKs in a 12 twist 223 Rem. Best he could achieve is 1.5” group at 100 meters. He seems to be able to get 60gr Vmax to shoot though.
I have a 308, 65x47 and a 223. They all shoot great. I prefer to shoot the 223. It has a 26inch barrel, 7 twist barrel. Shoots the 75gr and 80 gr bullets extremely well. Shooting costs are lower, and gives the chance to practice wind reading.
Stainless steel fasteners may be more susceptable to galling, especially if the SS screws are engaging into a SS action. Don’t forget to lube the threads.
I did not have to trim the screw. However I did shim the rear tang 0.007” to ensure a smooth travel of the bolt when the action was torqued. Poly Mdt mags would not work with the deadline because of the action design, but the cadex mags worked very well.