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This is what Walt Berger (Berger Bullets website FAQ http://www.bergerbullets.com/Information/FAQ.html#cleanmoly ) had to say on the subject: Q: If I use Moly Coated bullets how should I clean my barrel? A: The following is one way to clean when using Moly Coated bullets. It is not likely the...

As for indicator #2 it's a Mitutoyo 513-504/small body/.0001"/usable length body+stylus 2" Here's an old post discussing indicators for chambering: http://benchrest.com/showthread.php?62072-Test-Indicators-for-barrel-chambering-work Oops pic #2 looks like an Interapid 074111965/.0005"/long...

Some additional thoughts on bolt nose clearance can be found in this thread: http://benchrest.com/showthread.php?76905-Cone-Bolt

http://bulletin.accurateshooter.com/tag/30-br/ Scroll towards bottom of page.

A couple of Jackie's posts on the subject: http://benchrest.com/showthread.php?59262-Modification-to-30BR-Reamer http://benchrest.com/showthread.php?50782-Fireforming-a-30BR

http://www.mcmaster.com/#set-screws/=fmx1ui

You're welcome. I coupled my rails with Seekins rings for a solid but fairly light setup. http://www.seekinsprecision.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=3&Itemid=7 The Seekins rings are pretty nice in my opinion, the only drawback to them in the past is he has gotten deeply...

Kelbly's has slide-on Picatinny rails for Dovetail rails in 20 MOA and slide-on dovetails for dovetail actions with 20 MOA in the rail. I have a couple of Panda's with the slide-on picatinny rails and they work great. http://www.kelbly.com/rings.html

http://benchrest.com/showthread.php?53788-Which-Bench-Rest-Scope-Stand http://www.benchrest.com/csaccuracy/spotting_scope_stand.html

I use some Kennametal along with Iscar, Seco, Circle and others. I use HSS for some things too. See this thread for some answers to your questions as to what tooling people are using http://benchrest.com/showthread.php?70748-New-tooling-for-lathe-totally-overwhelmed.

B.Johnson steady: http://benchrest.com/showthread.php?74240-Savage-bolt-head-on-Remington-bolt.-Here-s-how-I-did-it. http://benchrest.com/showthread.php?74241-More-photos-of-Savage-Bolt-Head

Is this it? http://www.practicalmachinist.com/vb/gunsmithing/gunsmiths-steady-rest-127109/ Others that are similar: http://www.practicalmachinist.com/vb/general/what-called-can-one-made-233607/ http://benchrest.com/showthread.php?59779-How-come-this-won-t-work

Absolutely, The steel will be etched and will rapidly erode away in an anodizing tank. Depending on the assembly sometimes the steel can be masked or isolated and then the aluminum anodized.

Make yourself up a split mandrel out of 1/4" dowel or smaller for a smaller case. Slit the end for a 4-6" long 1-2" wide strip of sandpaper. Slide a strip of paper about a half inch to an inch beyond the end of the slit and wrap the paper around the dowel overlapping itself around the dowel...

The vBulletin forum software search functions don't work well especially with archived data. I searched for the earlier topic you mentioned but didn't find it. I found a bunch of posts prior to 04/10/09 and maybe I missed the one you were referring to. Do you have any specific keywords for the...

As for stainless the Ivy rods were (may still be) made of annealed 17-4 SS and were somewhat soft and could be bent. The late Bill Myers made rods of hardened ground 17-4 SS. They had a spring temper and were difficult to bend in normal use. Bill would grab one of his his rods at each end and...

If the ID of the bore was consistently concentric to the OD then soft jaws would make sense but in this barrel chambering business adjusting an adjustable chuck of some sort seems worthwhile.

I regularly use nylon faced and small lead hammers to tap things in on all types of setups. Sometimes I use a lead hammer on the chuck body (set-tru) or a jaw on the 4 jaw to tap them in when I'm down to chasing the final little bit.

PEI Rob, Is this the thread you are after? http://benchrest.com/showthread.php?60743-Bolt-Shrouds&

Here you go Mike: http://www.lathe-chucks.com/bison/BISON-SET-TRU-CHUCKS.htm And for a different twist, an independent 4 jaw with scroll: http://www.lathe-chucks.com/bison/BISON-4-JAW-COMBINATION-CHUCKS.htm