Why so few 3 lug custom actions?
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Re: Why so few 3 lug custom actions?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Captain Kirk</div><div class="ubbcode-body">List of three lug "custom" actions I know of
-Badger M2008
-Barnard P and PL
-RPA Engineering Quadlock (4 lug)
Kirk R </div></div>
Also: -Precision Shooting Sports, in Utah
-Prairie Gun Works in Manitoba
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Captain Kirk</div><div class="ubbcode-body">List of three lug "custom" actions I know of
-Badger M2008
-Barnard P and PL
-RPA Engineering Quadlock (4 lug)
Kirk R </div></div>
Also: -Precision Shooting Sports, in Utah
-Prairie Gun Works in Manitoba
Re: Why so few 3 lug custom actions?
apex is not a true 3 lug, they have 2 in front and one in rear. still 90 degree bolt throw.
pgw is same thing 3 lugs but still 90 degree bolt throw
apex is not a true 3 lug, they have 2 in front and one in rear. still 90 degree bolt throw.
pgw is same thing 3 lugs but still 90 degree bolt throw
Re: Why so few 3 lug custom actions?
Bolt lift measured with a Lyman Digital trigger pull gauge.
Remington 700 .308WIN with 2000+ rounds through it: approx 10.5lbs
AI AE MkII .308WIN with 200+ rounds through it: approx 11.5lbs
The 60* lift has more benefit that drawback.
Bolt lift measured with a Lyman Digital trigger pull gauge.
Remington 700 .308WIN with 2000+ rounds through it: approx 10.5lbs
AI AE MkII .308WIN with 200+ rounds through it: approx 11.5lbs
The 60* lift has more benefit that drawback.
