pictures of 30 br rail
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Butch Lambert
Active member
Looks great Dave! You need a tuner on it.
Butch
Butch
Better picture wanted!!!
And maybe try another color of Ma's Undies instead of white, a nice mauve maybe....... need more light in FRONT and less in REAR!
AWWwwwww
I'm just pickin' on ya' because yes it IS hard to get nice pix.
I would like to see more angles of the rail though, detail shots. There's one in my future and I save these pictures.......Thank You
al
And maybe try another color of Ma's Undies instead of white, a nice mauve maybe....... need more light in FRONT and less in REAR!
AWWwwwww
I'm just pickin' on ya' because yes it IS hard to get nice pix.I would like to see more angles of the rail though, detail shots. There's one in my future and I save these pictures.......Thank You
al
Jim Wooten
Just Me
Dave
This is about the best I can do with the low resolution photo. If you want to email a higher resolution copy I will see if I can do a better job.
Nice rail!!!!
Jim
This is about the best I can do with the low resolution photo. If you want to email a higher resolution copy I will see if I can do a better job.
Nice rail!!!!
Jim
Boyd Allen
Active member
Jim,
Looks like a pretty piece of work. If you open a free account at a picture hosting site like Imagecave, you can upload your image and then make a copy that is 650 or so pixels wide and then copy and paste the ezcode associated with the picture just below the text in a message composition window for this thread. The you can show your work in greater detail, or if you want to make it easier on those with slow internet connections you can post a link to the picture that requires that the viewer click on it to open the picture. The following is an example of image size and detail. It shows a coil spring inside a drop tube, used to slow the powder for more compact filling of a case.
Looks like a pretty piece of work. If you open a free account at a picture hosting site like Imagecave, you can upload your image and then make a copy that is 650 or so pixels wide and then copy and paste the ezcode associated with the picture just below the text in a message composition window for this thread. The you can show your work in greater detail, or if you want to make it easier on those with slow internet connections you can post a link to the picture that requires that the viewer click on it to open the picture. The following is an example of image size and detail. It shows a coil spring inside a drop tube, used to slow the powder for more compact filling of a case.
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Tiny 68
I'm shooting Cheek 118 bullets and primarily 4198 powder so far. Last Saturday was the first outing. The reason the barrel is so long is so I can try out the 30 br and then rechamber it to a different configuration of 30 and try it. I thought the best test of the 2 cartridges was to try them out of the same barrel.
I didn't take a chrograph last weekend but I would doubt the exit speed would be any faster. Actually, it may be a little slower.
I'm shooting Cheek 118 bullets and primarily 4198 powder so far. Last Saturday was the first outing. The reason the barrel is so long is so I can try out the 30 br and then rechamber it to a different configuration of 30 and try it. I thought the best test of the 2 cartridges was to try them out of the same barrel.
I didn't take a chrograph last weekend but I would doubt the exit speed would be any faster. Actually, it may be a little slower.
Pete Wass
I used to think there was a negitive effect when you used a barrel block but I've change my mind. I've had my hat handed to me way too often by them.
I have several actions long enough to clamp the actions instead of the barrel and after 20 years the only advantage I've seen is in changing barrels.
I have started using a nylon sleeve but I don't see much difference there either.
I used to think there was a negitive effect when you used a barrel block but I've change my mind. I've had my hat handed to me way too often by them.
I have several actions long enough to clamp the actions instead of the barrel and after 20 years the only advantage I've seen is in changing barrels.
I have started using a nylon sleeve but I don't see much difference there either.
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AVanGorder
Guest
Do you have some high resolution pictures of the rail gun? I really want to see a stainless rail. If you send it to me, I'll post it for you.