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Here is a version This is the setup for high pressure reaming. Uses a rubber heater hose and hose clamps.

The odd sized drive sockets, like 9/32" and 5/8", were made in an effort to stop pilfering from big companies and the military. They didn't fit your ratchets at home. There were light strings for construction sights that used a left hand thread bulb for the same reason.

Bench rest is different from other types of shooting, but the claim was for the "Worlds most accurate rifle". This would say that this rifle can shoot to its best with any good shooter or good ammo. A true test for the claim.

My point is that any one rifle can be the most accurate with the one lot and type of ammo that it is built for. The title of "Most accurate rifle", should be for the one that shoots the best with many different types and lots of ammo.

Rimfire "Leg" match for the ultimate accurate rifle What would be an interesting match to really determine most accurate rifle/shooter would be to run like a service rifle EIC "Leg" match. Issue the same lot of ammo to all the shooters at the match, and see how they do. Maybe shoot multiple...

I have used that method many times to remove old barrels from old military actions. The P14 and P17 Enfields were the biggest culprits. I think that thru the years they rusted into place.

Your lathe may have the option for changing the lead screw drive gears. If you change the ratios, you can get different feeds. Just remember to change them back when done.

Most of us "old gunsmiths" use the edge of the wooden bench to grab the sear notch in the cocking piece, pull down with one hand and insert dime or washer with the other. Usually also have a dent in the edge from tweaking M1 op rods.

Our ammo equipment test requirements in a Universal Receiver or a bolt action for .223/5.56mm are: 0.030" to 0.039" firing pin protrusion, with an indent in a SAAMI copper of 0.020" to 0.025". Hope this helps.

One club I was in used an air horn for cease fire commands. Another range had flashing red lights set up for cease fires.

It is designed to shoot accurately at below zero temps.

But does this only apply to right hand twist barrels? Would a left hand twist reverse the rules? More to ponder on.

Biathlon ammo

I would think that for the purpose of indicating bores before chambering, the number value doesn't matter as long as there is no movement.

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Just remember that when doing a glue in, all the screw holes and other cavities that are normally filled with modeling clay during a regular bedding job to prevent lock in, will need to be addressed. Otherwise even heating the action wont get it out of the stock.

I think that this would only work well if you can keep everything clean. I also wonder how temperature sensitive the tight tolerances would be? If it's a hot day with a more rapid rate of fire and everything could bind up.

That will be to big, the tool holders will not be able to get low enough to work. The ADA is the correct size.

I wonder if these states will still issue permits, Res and Non-Res, for those other states that require a permit to carry in their state? For example, a Utah Non-Res permit is good in over 30 states. This is good for people who live in states like NJ and NY who cant get a permit due to liberal...

You can use your action truing fixture for short barrels.