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tru bore alignement system chuck. John Scandale uses them for his service rifle barrels.

They use a standard ar15 for arm and barrel nut. I turned one into a prone rifle for a friend with a compass lake match rifle forend. When installing it I looked at the barrel, the "shoulder" could easily be made like an ar 15 barrel extension that threads onto the end of the barrel like a bushing.

a 3 hp vfd is cheaper and gives you more true HP than a static converter. About $200. You don't have to use it to vary the speed, but having that option is nice. If its just a bad bearing, changing the bearings in a three phase motor is pretty easy as long as nothing screwed up.

If your using one of the little 4x6 HF saws, I never could get a blade to last period, bi metal or whatnot. THE BI metals did last longer but still not great. I think the problem was that the little saws flex to much and start breaking teeth. Now I will say that I also was cutting rusty angle...

Rinse it out with kroil and blow it out with air . Anschutz triggers like a very light oil.

http://www.cabelas.com/product/null/2308847.uts Let's try this again

ok guys here is the gun in question, the Price on the net is not the price I can get it for. I am only interested in the scope. If any of you are interested in the gun, let me know, we may be able to work something out.

Found an old Benchrest rig for sale locally with a 15 x 2"Unertl Scope. Gun is a sleeved Remington xp100/600/660 action in a Shilen sleeve. Has a stainless barrel and is in .222.5 caliber. Stock is an early laminate made of three pieces of wood as opposed to the modern "plywood" thin layers of...

Break out the manual for your vfd. You can reprogram the ramp up and ramp down times .

Yes, my teco Westinghouse vfd states that you add up all the hp for all the motors and that is the size vfd you need. I was running a surface grinder with a 1 hpspindle motor and a 1hp hydraulic motor with a 1 hp vfd, ran ok but would throw an overload fault on the vfd. Switched to a 2 hp vfd an...

I messed around recently with one of these that belongs to a friend of mine. We are both primarily service rifle shooters but both shoot prone and he shoots FTR as well which is what he bought the 308 version for. THe first thing we noticed was that the trigger, while light, had a horrible...

POlish them out with some jb bore paste or isso metal polish on a patch on a tight fitting brush. Your smith should have done that in the first place. I only do it on rimfires, centerfires shoot them out just fine, but that small lead bullet doesnt seem to.

Looks like a CCMT insert, most boring bars that size are. Its either a 200 size or 300 size. Break out the enco catalog, you calipers, read the intro to inserts and figure it out.

Why not buy some proper hardened and ground dowel pins from any industrial supply company?

Typo, supposed to say mini 16 is safer

Thanks, I wonder why ptg does not offer that option for 223 boltfaces for there new bolts , but offers it for sako extractors, especially since the m16 type extractor is considered safer

I have a 722 in 222 that I popped a few primers on. Eroding the boltface. I'm going to bush the boltface and while I was at it install a m16 or mini 16 extractor. However looking around on ptgs web page I see they offer replacement bolts for the 722, but only with a standard remington extractor...

Mine shoots the Nosler and sierra 155's 2155 fine, but the 2156 looks like a shotgun pattern. It also shoots the nosler/sierra 168 well as it does the 175's. A buddy shot it at teh Navy Matches this year with issued LR ammo (175 Lake city match) at 1000yds and was pleased with its performance.

Does it say Match on the headstamp? Does it have a cannalure about .25 of an inch from the rim? If so its lake city match brass. Its good brass in terms of it lasts a long time, is thick, and is not crimped. If its just lc 93, then its more than likely just ball brass. Now heres the thing, the...

Nez, I have thought about the same thing. I have been looking for a couple of drill rifle bolts to try this on.