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Boyd I am thinking about making a bolt and have made a drawing of my understanding of the firing pin support. I will attach it to see if I am right. Glenn B.

A little back-ground is in order. I bought a xp-100 about a year ago it has a 21" LV barrel - 22 BR cal. - .242 neck - 1.510 case length - fiberglass stock - Remington 3 lever trigger. On shooting it the other day I blanked a primer with the piece going into the bolt. I ended up taking the...

Fred That picture of the 3 lever remington trigger is the one I have. Now for the rest of the story, how good were these triggers when they were popular? Were there any problems with them? They look very good to me. The only thing I don't like is the connector not connected solid to the...

alinwa you eyes are to sharp !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Glenn

Chuck Go to MSC/JL catalog V77 page 1467A , they list test indicator contact points there. on the internet go to mscjlmetalworking.com and do a search for order no. 99046633 for interapid. hope this helps. Glenn

You know a picture makes it a lot better to understand, why didn't I think of that. Now I have to learn to post pictures. Will here goes. I'll see if this works. Thanks for the help so for. Glenn

I think I have ended up with a 3 lever remington trigger, is there any way to tell for sure? What are the pro and cons of this trigger? I pierced a primer and the middle lever is cracked. Is this a problem with this trigger. Is there any other problems with this trigger? Thinks for any...

sorry Lynn I'm not the person who did well at the IBS nationals but I sure wish I could shoot that good. Maybe later. Glenn

Lynn I believe you will find that the neck will always lengthen when you open the cal. from 6.5 to 30 cal. Glenn

subcontracting: It is going on all the time. Most of the time it is a company that does good work and a price is agreed on not necessarily the lowest bid and both parties keep their mouth shut so no one cares. As long as the product is a good as it can be made what difference does it make...

AdamZx3 Not a dumb question, if you want to use heavy bullets and set them long they will not work through a short action. As long as you are target shooting and single loading there is no problem but if you want to use the magazine you have problems with heavy bullets and long seating. The...

flyrodder I have a Howa and understand that they are the same as a Vangard, if they are the same this should work. You can remove your firing pin assem. from your bolt by holding your bolt in your left hand with the bolt lugs pointing away from you and turning the bolt shroud/cocking piece to...

+1 Glenn

Thanks Lynn Glenn

Lynn Where you have lighting cuts in the forearm what do you fill the cuts with to finish out the forearm? also can the loading port and bolt stop cutout be done with a endmill without danger of chipping the fiberglass? Thanks Glenn

Talon1959 Go for it :D as long as you have good eyes. I have a rifle with a var. 20 and a var. 25 I like the 25 better but I have to turn it down when I get mirage. I shoot 600 & 1000 Yd. I don't see as good as I used to. Hope this helps. Glenn

pupsdad The answer to your question is "yes it does", at least on mine it does. I have one that I am working on now and trying to figure which way to go. This is my first and I am going to try some rosin with color added to touch up the spots. On mine the gel coat and fiber is about 1/8". I...

Richard Did you use the turn or no turn neck? See you at Luther. Thanks Glenn no wind flags

jackie What you are doing is a lot of interest to people. Between you and Gene it makes my day when I see a post by one of you. Lots of good information. I just read and learn. keep up the good work. Glenn

Ppp Mmm If you take a scale that is marked in 32nd/16th and measure 1.187" there is no problem measuring it. And by the way 1.187" used as a fraction, just as a even metric would be, is 1 3/16" or 1.1875". If you use the right tool for the job there is no probllem with either thread...