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http://www.bordenrifles.com/firing_pin_bush.pdf

I had one Clymer 22 LR solid pilot reamer that was incorrectly ground so that it wanted to cut in the middle of the cutting edge & was also kind of big. Rather than send the reamer back, I used the TP grinder to get a smaller diameter & correct the relief. I've acquired several other used Clymer...

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And as soon as I get those millions from that Nigerian prince, I'll run away with that russian woman that really loves me!

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The savage uses a ball and the BAT uses one like the Winchester (I think). Why not go to Home Depot & buy a ball to try. If it doesn't work, then just make one like the Winchester. Ron

IMHO: Get a wedge type. Regards, Ron

cdupuy, The one thing that I did to my Cadet in rimless 222 (conversion from Frank DeHass books) was to lap the block face square to the bore. I made a threaded stub to align the lap with the receiver & the rifle shoots quite well. I just picked up another Cadet in 357 mag that I'll rebarrel to...

Take a look how the block fits into the receiver. The pin does not take the load so either steel would do. Regards, Ron

When Dick's had sale on 700 varmints & Remington also gave a rebate, I bought one in 308 with the idea of making it a 30BR. I never got around to it. It's still sitting there as a virgin! I did convert a 788 rem from 22-250 to 30BR, so that took much of the pressure off doing anything with the...

Bob Pease used to offer a "poor man's PPC" made from 222 Rem BDL varmint rifles. The barrels were set back & rechambered to 22 PPC, the bolts were opened up for the PPC. GFI! Regards, Ron

A friend that ordered his XR46 after mine also has the oil dot problem, so back it goes! savet06 has one that's still going at last report. I may order an XR36, or go with a Leupold 46x. The 1/16" dot was nice, but my old eyes might be happier with a larger dot. Regards, Ron

Because I really liked the scope, not all of the have the problem, weaver service was great, & when it went bad the made me completely whole. Ron

I received my check for the purchase price, postage, & postage back to weaver. I compliment them on the service & I'm now deciding whether to order another XR 46X to replace the original one. Regards, Ron

Shinny, Nope, mine was stored horizontally & developed the spots just sitting in the off season. Mike Suhie's is still good & has been shot more than mine, so it's not just a matter of position or number of rounds. Regards, Ron

It was a nice scope when I put it away for the winter! I bought and XR 46X last summer & was happy with it all last season. Pulled it out today to try before a match tomorrow & there are the oil spots. It looks like someone shot the target with a load of #8 shot! A call to Weaver gave me a...

I missed that part too at first glance. Then I re-read it to find this: "A specially turned mandrel that matches the actions bore exactly is turned with a CENTER ON THE NOSE THAT FITS INTO THE CENTER DRILLED HOLE IN THE NOSE OF THE TAP that the manufacturers use to cut and grind the tap."...

Use your Culver/Lyman & enjoy it. I bought a Culver/Lyman at an embarrassingly low price several years ago from an elderly shooter who was only interested in passing it along to someone who would use it - which I do. It's a prized keepsake & I wouldn't give it up for $350. After several...

It's going to be hot as hell in July & "don't lick the flag pole" cold in January. JMHO. Regards, Ron