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In the middle 50s at what used to be Ladd Airforce Base in Fairbanks,Ak, we could only go into the school building before school at either -10deg or -20deg. The concrete on our new house in Anchorage was poured at around 0 deg.

Al, I have to saw the steel to get it in a flat rate box. It will ship tomorrow. Your PM is full.

Can't make it work. Probably my advanced age.

To me most of the ones mentioned are OK for BR barrels, but otherwise a POS.Mine is similar to the Brownells that require fitted inserts for the different barrel contours. Mine does have 4 clamping bolts and 2 springs from a rotary press to lift the top when you loosen your clamping screws. For...

On the bags, I agree with Francis.

I don't have enough time to list my favorites. I bought a Kindle a few years ago and it says I have read 432 books in that time frame. Things that are big with me is US history, Michener, Louis Lamour, Ruark, WEB Griffin, any Alaska remote living, and oh so many more.

Al, I can send you some barrel drops-416R or some .750- 303 SS. I can put it in a flat rate box. Send me an email.

No problem at all.

Have you contacted Cecil?

You are correct Jerry.

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No comment!

Walt's good guy. Did you get his email address that I sent to you?

That is great! He is a fine Gentleman!

Walt Kraftt posts on Accurate Shooter. After setting up Sigs testing shop in Arkansas, he has fooled with the 277 Sig Fury quite a bit. https://forum.accurateshooter.com/threads/new-6-8x51-277-cal-military-cartridge.4064346/page-3#post-38355409

Joe is a great shooter! Too bad he doesn't travel much.

Great! I'm glad that you are happy.

I would send it to Dan, It ain't gonna get better.

I would hope like hell that a smith wouldn't remove that much from the lug abbutments to cause a problem. Remember that most if not all 700s had a primary extraction from a misplaced bolt handle. Just got one back from Dan Armstrong and it is great.