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Re: Bullet RPM and terminal performance. 104 months ago by Bryan Webster Re: Bullet RPM and terminal performance.

The need for faster barrel twists is not dependent on wanting to improve terminal ballistics. We all have heard mention of light bullets spinning too fast causing blowup in the air and maybe even on impact and do not need that. The internet is full of mention of new rifle builds with fast twists etc for a lot of reasons, perhaps some right and some wrong ones. In my opinion all that matters is bullet stability. If I am shooting a 7mm Remington Magnum with a 162 grain bullet in a 1:9.5 twist barr..

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Re: Bullet RPM and terminal performance. 104 months ago by Bryan Webster Re: Bullet RPM and terminal performance.

The need for faster barrel twists is not dependent on wanting to improve terminal ballistics. We all have heard mention of light bullets spinning too fast causing blowup in the air and maybe even on impact and do not need that. The internet is full of mention of new rifle builds with fast twists etc for a lot of reasons, perhaps some right and some wrong ones. In my opinion all that matters is bullet stability. If I am shooting a 7mm Remington Magnum with a 162 grain bullet in a 1:9.5 twist barr..

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Re: Tikka T3 GRS Laminate bedding 111 months ago by Tikka Masala Re: Tikka T3 GRS Laminate bedding

Thanks Martin. Today I got: Nitto tape from Jaycar $3.50 M6 threaded rod (1m) $1.70 Just need the brush and the glue. So just a drop of superglue will do the trick?

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Re: Tikka T3 GRS Laminate bedding 111 months ago by Tikka Masala Re: Tikka T3 GRS Laminate bedding

Graphite powder from repco, aluminium tape from bunnings, other stuff from anywhere. Now just need a squared-off knife, some old inner-tubes, some suitable thread-stock, some glue to temporarily secure recoil lug, and to find a nice soft makeup brush. What glue is ok for the recoil lug? Should it be an epoxy instead of a CA, and only 1 drop will do it right! right? Next post will be in 10 days or so. Hopefully curing! :)

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Re: Tikka T3 GRS Laminate bedding 111 months ago by Nathan Foster Re: Tikka T3 GRS Laminate bedding

Ok, for starters, you need to be absolutely sure you want to show this. You have set the bar very high for yourself by putting your first job online. Sometimes it is better to keep working privately with me and allow yourself to make mistakes without the pressure of a show and tell. Also, I plan on making videos for Tikka users later this year. As for your questions. 1.) Masking tape, electrical tape, aluminium tape, powdered graphite. What brand/type (if it matters)? Where can I buy it? Hardwar..

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Re: Tikka T3 GRS Laminate bedding 111 months ago by Tikka Masala Re: Tikka T3 GRS Laminate bedding

Now, I plan on keeping a record of all steps I take with this bedding and for better or worse will have pictures at every stage...as long as I can have hands free. If it doesn't end well I will re-do the job, the compound etc only took 24hr to arrive when I ordered so it's not a big deal if I have to order again....but not my first choice!! I'm hoping this thread an end up as almost a step-by-step. Bearing in mind that I've set aside at least 2 weeks to get this done, and get it done right. I'm ..

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Re: Tikka T3 Lite - horizontal stringing after stock removal 112 months ago by Nathan Foster Re: Tikka T3 Lite - horizontal stringing after stock removal

Bugger. The factory setting should have been around 35 inch-lb. 25 is not quite secure enough and could invariably lead to the same stringing under high recoil. Or it would simply allow the screws to become looser in the field unless loctite is employed. It also allows more movement at the lug, would really bash it around. In either case, once you feel this, you can be assured that the bottom plastic is coming to grief. Check the bottom plastic and washer closely to see if there is any damage. I..

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Re: Practical Guides Read! Re: 126 months ago by Nathan Foster Re: Practical Guides Read! Re: "Upgrade" from 300 WSM to 7MM Rem Mag??

Hi Ricardo, you can run a PSV-029 with this contour, same as the rifle pictured in my post above. You don't really need the brake, no need for that carbon fouling and extra noise. If you want to take the brake off, you could fit a piece of alkathene water pipe (half inch) as a thread and muzzle protector. It can protude out about an eighth of an inch or so without ill effect. Black alkathene pipe is not common in cities but if you live in a rural area, there should always be something floating a..

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Re: To suppress or not suppress 128 months ago by Mike Davis Re: To suppress or not suppress

I will watch this thread with interest..... now MY take on them is this good for my old ears good for my dogs ears easier on recoil so good if son needs to shoot game seem less disturbed "just around the corner" my good enough accuracy has stayed same or slightly better probably due to shorter stiffer barrel+ less reaction to recoil/noise I have them on all mine now and love not getting ear ringing after a day out. YES they add weight..but if you put them in back pack till you reach open tops th..

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Re: Warming up to the .35's 129 months ago by Randal Graham Re: Warming up to the .35's

Hi Bob! Yes, saw your posts in the 9.3/.35 whelen thread, found them quite enlightening. Sounds like a beautiful rifle as well, always been quite fond of Sako rifles, I owned a Sako carbine for a short time and it was one of the nicest guns I've owned, but was not in a caliber I could easily load for...and an offer came along. How I ended up with the damn BLR actually, and an auto-5 to boot. Wow, 225 at 2600+ , that has gotta be a deer hammer. Hmm, that would hit pretty hard a fair ways out I'd ..

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Re: Warming up to the .35's 129 months ago by Nathan Foster Re: Warming up to the .35's

Hi Randal, I think to some extent this is a personal choice. To my way of thinking, a bolt action rifle is a simple and effective proposition. The bedding, trigger and bore can be worked on with ease. The ejection port can be cleared easily. The comb of the stock on a bolt action can be made to have better alignment. So on the one hand, while a lever can be faster to cycle, the bolt action will not recoil in the same manner and recovery from recoil is very fast. Such a rifle can be made both por..

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Re: Your thoughts on rebarreling a .338 Win Mag 132 months ago by Nathan Foster Re: Your thoughts on rebarreling a .338 Win Mag

HI Bill, its funny how weight is a subjective issue. I went to check the weight of my .338 Edge for you. I build this rifle as a "medium" weight. It breaks the general rules of an Edge build and rather than a 30" full contour barrel, it has a basic 26" semi varmint contour onto which my forward port brake is fitted. Steph has been sniping cow pats with it of late, so the partial recoil reduction is quite fine with the forward ports- as long as the rifle is held properly. As for the weight. The c..

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Re: Forster stock inletting guide screws 138 months ago by Les Mulloy Re: Forster stock inletting guide screws

G'day there David I saw your post regarding guide screws - I hope you don't mind me sticking my nose in.--- I have just recently completed a bedding job using Nathans' compound and guidelines. I found the same problem with the thread but as Nathan said the headless bolts will screw in a short way, until finger tight -- I was so paranoid with this step that I even put " vasceline "on the bolt threads and into the action threads as an extra precaution. ( please don't beat me Nathan l.o.l.) --- The..

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Re: Forster stock inletting guide screws 138 months ago by Nathan Foster Re: Forster stock inletting guide screws

Hi David, I use 1/4" UNF for the three rifles regardless of thread pitch. You will find that the unf thread starts into the M70, goes in a short way, then stops (finger tight). That is all you need. Yes, be very weary of any guide screw that is of a close fit diameter regarding the holes in the stock because once compound gets into the stock holes (always does), you will have trouble getting the action down into place- resulting in a stressed job. Then, as you say, it can be equally difficult re..

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Re: Action truing/blueprinting - aftermarket bolts - aftermarket extractors 139 months ago by Nathan Foster Re: Action truing/blueprinting - aftermarket bolts - aftermarket extractors

Hi Alvaro, once the receiver is trued on the M700, the factory barrel cannot be re-used because as you have noted, it has not been trued and at times the threads do not match. The normal process is to remove the barrel, true the action, then fit a new barrel. The PTG kit is for use on a lathe. It is up to you whether you want to explore this. If there are no appropriate services in your locvation, this could be an opportunity for you? PTG also provide instructional DVD's that you can utilize to ..

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Re: Weatherby trigger adjustment 150 months ago by Ed Stewart Re: Weatherby trigger adjustment

Ok so with the scale perpendicular to the trigger it gives a reading of 3lbs. With the spring removed usng the same technique it is just over 1lb. The reason I drilled the spring recess deeper was because the adjuster was only touching the spring the last turn in on its thread. So even with the adjuster right out the spring still had close to the max tension on the trigger.

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Re: inaccurate howa 155 months ago by Nathan Foster Re: inaccurate howa

Hi Kyle, since the earthquakes hit Japan in 2011, Howa barrel quality has dropped to an all time low. The bores are full of machine marks, pits and burrs on both stainless and blued model rifles. It is a very sad situation. There is a possibility that your rifle will never shoot straight, its as simple as that. Ok, so lets do a damage control check. You have stabilized and bedded the cheap Hogue stock. When you do your barrel climb check, make sure you drop the floor plate and mag spring otherwi..

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