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Sorry I couldn't help . An old file with a tang the right width would work, just the tang before the teeth

no luck If there was any spare parts for these I would probably have them. Your extractor is the same style as the one in my .308. There are no spares the only thing to do is make one, after all you have a pattern. Charlie made several different extractors over the years. I think that is...

maybe Long since out of business I have a few misc parts . pic of bolt and what's left of extractor i'll look through my stuff. A lot of their stuff was hand fitted.

lucas electrical Do you know why the English drink warm beer? Lucas also makes refrigerators.

actions Pat , Yea it's a die grinder with a planatary gear reduction. I don't have a DRO We just count hash marks on the dial. PM me your email I'n not sure which build pics I have they might be for the pistols but you,ll get some ideas. I'm glad somebody finally asked me how it shoots...

.22 br action Well Pat ,There are no drawings . I don't ever make any and everything is design on the fly. I found some pics on the web ,6 I think somebody posted. I studied them and was able to figure out how it worked and how the bolt was put together by looking at the bolt takedown tool.Once...

corona Hope you get better soon.

bedding I'm watching with great interest. I always seem to have trouble with bedding.

tuner Thanks Butch

tuners thanks for the help I'm building a new gun and thought I'd incorporate a tuner on my barrel ,just looking for opinions berore I start cutting and threading. markharp any shooting going on in Wichita?

I'm familiar with how rimfire tuners are set up with the weight of the tuner in front of the muzzle. How about on a centerfire does the weight go behind the muzzle. I'm thinking about the ones that look like a rimfire tuner is the muzzle pretty much flush with the front of the tuner. I cant...

tenon length Pete, The tenon on the blue gun is .875 inch the two pistol actions are 1.25 inch

Thanks to TKH I appreciate your input . I only got to shoot one match before I moved back to ks but I had fun and your right everyone was very helpful to someone just starting out. It's a very addictive sport.

Triggers Thanks for the complements and your right there is a lot of work that goes into them. The blue rifle has a vertical sear of my own design. I read something written by Bill C. once and he gave a list of things he thought were required for the optimal BR action and I tried to incorporate...

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I'll put these here instead of cluttering up the voodoo thread. These are some of the actions I've made. The one in the blue stock is .22. It's pretty much a turbo design but not to scale ,6:00 firing pin, dual locking lugs, dual cocking cams.Right bolt left port. The other two are left bolt...

actions What I'm most curious is are the receivers threaded for the barrel and the locking lugs, cocking cams, sear arrangement ,primary extraction and so on . I make some rimfire actions and I like to see what others are doing. I'm pretty much set on what I like to build with the exception of...

voodoo actions There is quite a stir over on snipers hide about these and being rimfire curious I try to keep up with new things. I've tried to find pics of the actions online but I'm only finding advertising photos. Nothing that shows anything about the internals or how things go together and...

spring I called BAT today and they were most helpful in getting me fixed up with a spring. It's on the way . Thanks for the replies