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All Guns............ are always loaded. Always.....:eek: Never point the gun at something you don't intend to shoot. Keep the trigger finger outside the triggerguard until you're ready to shoot. Always be sure of your target, and what's behind/around it.

DSM, that might be better answered............ with a borescope, to see how much erosion or "alligatoring" there is forward of the chamber. Since this is a form of hardening, it might not make sense to do it under those conditions....:eek:

This may help............... in the future... http://www.larrywillis.com/ Look for: Digital Headspace Guage ;)

Another thing you can do to............. avoid the "ring" around the bullet's ogive. This 'ring' is usually put there by two things. One, is not having enough of an angle on your chamfering tool. I always used the Lyman VLD tool w/the wooden handle, because I liked that handle, it was...

What you really, really, REALLY NEED to do is........ take the rifle and put it in a vise, then, take a really nice, screw-slot filling screwdriver and remove the screws holding both offending blocks onto the barrel, and remove said blocks. :eek: Then, and ONLY then, take a couple 6-48 taps...

Ever notice ice cream tastes better the closer you get to the end of the bowl??

You might send a PM to Butch Lambert, he had quite a bit of experience with one, until it was taken off his hands somehow. He has had another done and has just started working with it, he'd be able to tell you all about it. (He doesn't talk about it, he tries it out.)

I also have a CZ 455 bolt here that looks the same, dual extractors, the hole at 12 O'clock, the wing safety.

One thing that is a real consideration is................. LIGHTNING STRIKES !! :eek: They can eat a bunch of circuit boards in a season, and that will get expensive.... Grounding didn't seem to work well, a hit anywhere on the fence seemed to act as a racetrack right back to the board in the...

Hyg........... http://www.drcranton.com/employee.htm http://www.drcranton.com/faq.htm Book: "Bypassing Bypass Surgery" HTH

It ought to work great in original ARs and AR180s. I'll have to give some of my 180 pals the word.

Jackie, I have to agree with....... German, the choice of backdrops is excellent, and it should be considered again when the rifle is finished, no matter what you do with it. ;)

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Fred, the other day, I was talking to a guy............... that is one of the Hot-Boat Gurus around here. We touched on such subjects liike, answering the 'phone; reciprocal basking in the mutual good feelings when he's pleased w/a job, and the customer is, too, but has run out of anything else...

Here ya go............. Brought this over for you. http://www.rimfirecentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=387850 Hope this helps you out...;)

I was referring to the barrels produced from the late 60s into the mid 80s(??). There was the Premium, then there was one that I thought was the XX or XX Premium, that was only stamped that way if Douglas installed it. This was back when the two brothers ( forgot their names) ran the works, as...

That's probably from......... QC, y'know, "Quality goes in, before the name goes on". They just wanted you to get a brandy-new gun with a comfortable, "lived in" look, all ready to go to work. And, so all your buddies wouldn't rag on ya at the range about all the glare from the sunshine...

Yes Al, I'd guess that's...... the only conclusion I can come up with. It has ended the problem of follow-down (as you close the bolt) in the colder winter weather. Even down to 11 below, which ain't much, compared to some other areas of the country, I know. We have had some recent winters...

One thing to remember about Douglas......... barrels, their "Top" grade is/WAS(??) only available, as installed by them. At least that was the way it WAS, I don't know about NOW. :D

Hey, Bob, some nice............... targets, maybe you got one of the ones that were made while Douglas was still providing those excellent barrels, used when that model came out. Later barrels I've shot, seldom stood still for that kind of grouping....:D