Gunsmithing Who can do a bolt knob fast?
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Re: Who can do a bolt knob fast?
Mid Tennessee gunsmithing. Give Brandon a call and tell him your time frame. Tell him Coletta sent you.
Mid Tennessee gunsmithing. Give Brandon a call and tell him your time frame. Tell him Coletta sent you.
Re: Who can do a bolt knob fast?
Sounds like I have an alternative to Guns & Leather now. Comes in pretty handy right about now. Coletta, it appears he is just setting up shop here. What work has he done for you?
Sounds like I have an alternative to Guns & Leather now. Comes in pretty handy right about now. Coletta, it appears he is just setting up shop here. What work has he done for you?
Re: Who can do a bolt knob fast?
Give Keith a call at Phoenix Customs Rifles. I seems pretty fast even when you don't ask him to be. If you ask him, who knows how fast he can turn it around.
BC
Give Keith a call at Phoenix Customs Rifles. I seems pretty fast even when you don't ask him to be. If you ask him, who knows how fast he can turn it around.
BC
Re: Who can do a bolt knob fast?
If you are local to the San Antonio area I can take care of Remington or Savage over a weekend. Sounds as if shipping is your enemy here. overnight both ways will be needed.
If you are local to the San Antonio area I can take care of Remington or Savage over a weekend. Sounds as if shipping is your enemy here. overnight both ways will be needed.
Re: Who can do a bolt knob fast?
If you rifle is a savage its cheaper to just buy another bolt handle than send it off. I think most are under fifty.
If you rifle is a savage its cheaper to just buy another bolt handle than send it off. I think most are under fifty.
Re: Who can do a bolt knob fast?
Rogue I dont know where your loctaed in Texas but if its around the DFW area I would suggest Gene Williams. He has turned out a bolt handle job for me in two days.
Rogue I dont know where your loctaed in Texas but if its around the DFW area I would suggest Gene Williams. He has turned out a bolt handle job for me in two days.
Re: Who can do a bolt knob fast?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: rogue308</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Thanks for the help and PM's. I didn't realize how easy these are to do. I looked into it and it looks like I have the tools. Hopefully two hours tops and I can knock it out. </div></div>
I just got the dies in the mail to tackle this job myself and will be attempting soon. Any tips would be much appreciated.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: rogue308</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Thanks for the help and PM's. I didn't realize how easy these are to do. I looked into it and it looks like I have the tools. Hopefully two hours tops and I can knock it out. </div></div>
I just got the dies in the mail to tackle this job myself and will be attempting soon. Any tips would be much appreciated.
Re: Who can do a bolt knob fast?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Pflyinguy</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: rogue308</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Thanks for the help and PM's. I didn't realize how easy these are to do. I looked into it and it looks like I have the tools. Hopefully two hours tops and I can knock it out. </div></div>
I just got the dies in the mail to tackle this job myself and will be attempting soon. Any tips would be much appreciated. </div></div>
Where is the info on this? Assuming I can do it to a rem700. Id like to see if I can myself before shipping off. Id rather do it myself anyways!
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Pflyinguy</div><div class="ubbcode-body"><div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: rogue308</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Thanks for the help and PM's. I didn't realize how easy these are to do. I looked into it and it looks like I have the tools. Hopefully two hours tops and I can knock it out. </div></div>
I just got the dies in the mail to tackle this job myself and will be attempting soon. Any tips would be much appreciated. </div></div>
Where is the info on this? Assuming I can do it to a rem700. Id like to see if I can myself before shipping off. Id rather do it myself anyways!
Re: Who can do a bolt knob fast?
If you do the install yourself, go with a 5/16x24 knob. Like a Badger, or I could make one of mine that thread size for you.
That way, you can turn/sand/grind your existing(factory) knob down to .312" and run a 5/16x24 die down it, then screw on the knob. Careful work, along with some epoxy and paint when done, and you can make it look good even without a lathe or mill.
If you DO have a lathe or mill, you're golden.
As long as you leave the handle alone above the factory knob, no matter what happens if you dont like it I can cut it off and install one the way I was taught and it wont be effected by the prior work.
Any guys that want to try it at home, feel free to give me a call with any questions. Id be glad to try to help.
If you do the install yourself, go with a 5/16x24 knob. Like a Badger, or I could make one of mine that thread size for you.
That way, you can turn/sand/grind your existing(factory) knob down to .312" and run a 5/16x24 die down it, then screw on the knob. Careful work, along with some epoxy and paint when done, and you can make it look good even without a lathe or mill.
If you DO have a lathe or mill, you're golden.
As long as you leave the handle alone above the factory knob, no matter what happens if you dont like it I can cut it off and install one the way I was taught and it wont be effected by the prior work.
Any guys that want to try it at home, feel free to give me a call with any questions. Id be glad to try to help.
Re: Who can do a bolt knob fast?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Keith at PCR</div><div class="ubbcode-body">If you do the install yourself, go with a 5/16x24 knob. Like a Badger, or I could make one of mine that thread size for you.
That way, you can turn/sand/grind your existing(factory) knob down to .312" and run a 5/16x24 die down it, then screw on the knob. Careful work, along with some epoxy and paint when done, and you can make it look good even without a lathe or mill.
If you DO have a lathe or mill, you're golden.
As long as you leave the handle alone above the factory knob, no matter what happens if you dont like it I can cut it off and install one the way I was taught and it wont be effected by the prior work.
Any guys that want to try it at home, feel free to give me a call with any questions. Id be glad to try to help. </div></div>
PM sent to you Keith. Thanks for the info
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Keith at PCR</div><div class="ubbcode-body">If you do the install yourself, go with a 5/16x24 knob. Like a Badger, or I could make one of mine that thread size for you.
That way, you can turn/sand/grind your existing(factory) knob down to .312" and run a 5/16x24 die down it, then screw on the knob. Careful work, along with some epoxy and paint when done, and you can make it look good even without a lathe or mill.
If you DO have a lathe or mill, you're golden.
As long as you leave the handle alone above the factory knob, no matter what happens if you dont like it I can cut it off and install one the way I was taught and it wont be effected by the prior work.
Any guys that want to try it at home, feel free to give me a call with any questions. Id be glad to try to help. </div></div>
PM sent to you Keith. Thanks for the info
Re: Who can do a bolt knob fast?
Finished product... not too difficult, a steady hand with a cut off wheel and a bench grinder, a buddy with the right size die handle, and some patience.............
Finished product... not too difficult, a steady hand with a cut off wheel and a bench grinder, a buddy with the right size die handle, and some patience.............
Re: Who can do a bolt knob fast?
I have used mid TN gunsmithing for a while. He has bedded, cut, crowned, threaded, parked, cerakkoted, lapped, trued, reamed, fabricated, ..., and consulted on a lot of stuff for me. Top notch guy. If I can dream it he can build it.
Soon to add laser engraved
I have used mid TN gunsmithing for a while. He has bedded, cut, crowned, threaded, parked, cerakkoted, lapped, trued, reamed, fabricated, ..., and consulted on a lot of stuff for me. Top notch guy. If I can dream it he can build it.
Soon to add laser engraved
Re: Who can do a bolt knob fast?
I did mine in about an hour with a vise, hacksaw, 12" file and a die. Looks about like the one I paid to have done professionally. YMMV
I did mine in about an hour with a vise, hacksaw, 12" file and a die. Looks about like the one I paid to have done professionally. YMMV
Re: Who can do a bolt knob fast?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Pflyinguy</div><div class="ubbcode-body">
Decided to try to tackle the job myself this afternoon......</div></div>
Good on ya'
Not so hard once you just decide to do it, you know?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Pflyinguy</div><div class="ubbcode-body">
Decided to try to tackle the job myself this afternoon......</div></div>
Good on ya'
Not so hard once you just decide to do it, you know?
Re: Who can do a bolt knob fast?
Kampfeld Custom has quick turn-around times & does awesome work!!
Give him a call & see what he says.
www.kampfeldcustom.com
Kampfeld Custom has quick turn-around times & does awesome work!!
Give him a call & see what he says.
www.kampfeldcustom.com
Re: Who can do a bolt knob fast?
Pheonix custom rifles can, sent mine on a Monday had it by Friday and he does great work,
Pheonix custom rifles can, sent mine on a Monday had it by Friday and he does great work,
Re: Who can do a bolt knob fast?
I am thinking of upgrading mine also , what did it cost total including shipping??
I am thinking of upgrading mine also , what did it cost total including shipping??
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