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Larry Moore had a true left hand Anschutz Model 1811 I was a friend of Larry Moore and shot quite a bit in the 80's with him when I lived in Knoxville. Larry had two left hand Morgans. One is pictured in the American Rifleman article he wrote on Barrel Contour (actually barrel fluting) and...

Thanks Dave.

I am about to rebarrel an AI from 308 to 6xc, and have not pulled the barrel off yet. Does anyone know the thread pitch? Thanks

Traveler, that is very interesting and logic says that at least one of the fundemental components (bullets, powder, primer, cases) is coming from at least two sources or physically separate machine (processes). I do not know the process flow of the eley line, we need soemone who does to tell...

Ted, if you rebarrel a Martini in the same way the factory set them up you must do several milling operations, unlike a typical 22lr bolt action (requiring 2). If memory serves the number is 9 including the relief for the firing pin. Four of the cuts are at 45 degress in close quarters...

Has anyone machined a coned breech for a Martini International? I believe that a coned breech will be self aligning and avoid the complex maching involved in milling the angles for the factory method. I have seen the effect of a misaligned barrel causing the extractor to peen the chamber over...

For you prone and position shooters... I have discussed the possibility of creating a more position shooter friendly Falcon action with Johnathon of Baity’s Custom Gunworks. The action will have the trigger vertically aligned with the loading port to permit easy loading without compromising...

Will I have any extraction problems using a standard Remington 700/7 bolt for .473 case head, when rebarelling to 35 remington, a .457 case head? thanks

Can anyone relate their experience with a CNC Masters Supra Mill? I am looking for a modestly priced bridgeport sytle CNC mill and their's seems to be one of the lest expenive but still assembed in the US with a good controller. thanks

Viani mount picture Attached is a picture on your model.

The best no D&T is the Viani Get a Ken Viani, rock solid, excellent workmanship. Go to rimfirecentral.com and look under Winchester you'll see that many people are happy with this mount.

thanks Bill I guess we'll wait and see what Dieter actually does.

ok I'll bite What is the non-threaded barrel fiasco? I thought the idea was to thread the new design?

Any news on the status of the new Anschutz action Bill Calfee was working on with Dieter? Specs and availability?

Yes if its Jewell quality I think people would buy them if they are truly benchrest quality. Walther had some made when they were making their kk100 target rifle on the CZ action. So someone in Europe has the design a I am sure Walther outsourced them. I don't think they are in production...

Sorry its not A Suhl has many internal differences from a Anschutz 54. Externally, which is really your question, they are also also quite different, nothing is going to line up: different action length, different length from rear tang to bolt hanldle cut out, different location of the loading...

great design for prone The vertical alignment of the trigger, bolt and loading port is ideal. It is amazing that the most popular actions in use today were not designed with any consideraton of human factors. Great job. I wish you luck getting this into production.

I have some Anschutz 54 actions where the lug contacts are 80%+ but others where the lug at the bolt handle is contacting about 50% and the opposing (split) lug is only contacting on one of the halves. Is it worthwhile to true these up to achieve 90% contact? thanks