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Nice!!!!! do you have any close-up pics of the bolt and lockup area? you pics would also relate to this thread that has recently been discussed:- http://benchrest.com/forums/showthread.php?t=59441 KB

Ive been thinking about the same thing for some time, the only possible issues I can think of, as already mentioned by Dave, is bolt thrust, and headspace. If for some reason the bolt handle is not fully closed youve just increased headspace=not good, and is the bolt going to try to 'unscrew'...

I have a tight necked 7.62x39 built on a nesika fatboy 1.700 action, krieger barrel, tooley mbr, and jewel trigger, all built by top man nesikachad, I wanted to put a moderator on it and replicate what the .300 whisper does, in the 4 years that I have owned it I STILL havent got round to...

If you can find one, I would say cazeneuve's make a great manual lathe, for barrel work, automatic thread pickup no dial to watch, stops can be set on the bed or apron for automatic stopping of traversing or screwcutting, great for going to a shoulder or blind hole, there is also a tailstock...

Hi Chad Ive sent my details again, in an e-mail and a pm this time, hopefully you should get them this time. Speak soon mate. KB

Hi Vince Im still waiting for a reply from Chad, it would be nice to natter about 'proper rifles' instead of m4s and aks for a change, it turns out he is only a 5 minute walk from me at the US embassy, it would be great if we could meet I have a 100 questions for him already:rolleyes:. Im...

Hi Vince I hope you are keeping well mate, I wonder what project you have up your sleeve now?:cool: Nesikachad:- E-mail sent. KB

Im baffled as to how he can dial in the muzzle end, when there is no spider, etc. :confused:

For the life of me, I cannot remember where I watched it now, but there was a video kicking around from a company showing the full process of manufacturing a fibre glass stock, and for the inletting part they had a template with a follower connected to a router, I guess it would be called a...

Several years ago there was an article in PS, decribing how to cut the raceways on a shaper. I managed to get a reprint of said article, but it is at home and I am currently working overseas, perhaps someone else has a copy they could scan? Basicaly it was a rod (an old barrel),that had a spring...