Does a SS reveiver have any better performance over a coarbon steel reveiver. I ask this because if i do another build how important would it be to use a SS over a Carbon Steel
Gunsmithing R700 Reveiver
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Re: R700 Reveiver
The SS M700's we've been getting as of late have this goofball groove cut into the rear tang portion of the receiver. Makes bedding them nice a chore. To resolve it, I've been using silver solder to fill it in, then draw filing/sanding to blend it back to the bottom of the action.
Not sure why Remmy is doing this other than maybe as a simple way to distinguish the two materials during production.
Beyond that there's no real advantage other than corrosion tolerance.
C.
The SS M700's we've been getting as of late have this goofball groove cut into the rear tang portion of the receiver. Makes bedding them nice a chore. To resolve it, I've been using silver solder to fill it in, then draw filing/sanding to blend it back to the bottom of the action.
Not sure why Remmy is doing this other than maybe as a simple way to distinguish the two materials during production.
Beyond that there's no real advantage other than corrosion tolerance.
C.
Re: R700 Reveiver
thanks for the info fellow shooters Brownells has R700 CS LA standard bolt head for .308 I am wanting to start a M24 build the reveivers cost 499.99. does that seem a little high for one?
thanks for the info fellow shooters Brownells has R700 CS LA standard bolt head for .308 I am wanting to start a M24 build the reveivers cost 499.99. does that seem a little high for one?
