I have 2 Sightron SIII 10-50x60 Rifle scopes. Both have been mounted and show a little cosmetic wear. I have the box for each, just not the foam packing inserts. Both have sunshade and a scope cover, one has the flip up lens covers. One is a 1/8MOA target dot and the other is a fine cross hair...
The Accutrigger has a habit of no resetting if you have side pressure on the center lever as well. We fooled around for an entire F class match trying to figure it out on a Savage model 12 rifle. I am not a fan of that design, so we swapped out with a Rifle Basix trigger and it shoots like a champ.
About 7.5-8lbs due to the laminated stock. I am waiting on the AG Composites stock to get through production, so this works for now. We typically build light weight hunters with AG/Manners stocks and CF barrels but since this one was for me and I already had a flutes SS barrel in stock, that's...
I sure love the one I just built for a Moose hunt in NF in 2026. That scope will NOT be on that rifle, its about as useful on a hunting rifle as a boat anchor.
I would say that most of those fixtures never come out of the machine unless the QC shop tells them to check their setups. That ain't gonna happen if it shuts down production for more than a few minutes...if you have run production you know the drill.
Tolerances are the key word here. Even with CNC machines, if your fixture is out of alignment, worn, loose, old....then everything you do on that fixture will be off by some degree. I see scope base holes that are off, some just a little, some off by up to .010" side to side, which is going to...
I doubt you would lose much, maybe a 1/4 minute or couple of tenths out of the adjustment range even if it was now off the same axis. You did not change the rings by a large degree angular wise, you just changed the surface area more than anything (unless you were pushing really hard on one end...
Wow, that's pretty bad. That's also a lot of material to have to remove to get them to line up. Run the risk of oversizing the interior of the rings enough that even torqued properly, the scope might move under recoil. Might want to get a witness mark in pencil on the tube to verify it does not...
I bought an Impact Precision action to build a switch barrel rifle. I have 5 barrels fitted to it, 300wsm, 338 Edge (2ea) a 280AI, and a 6.5x284. I did the same with a Defiance short action for 6xc, 25GT, 260 Remington.
I had one in 338 Federal, beautiful wood on it. One of the best hunting rifles I owned, and in a moment of new shiny toy syndrome, sold it to get something else.
Most of the ones I have used are powder coated to help prevent the lead fouling issue. Seems to work well enough in the 38 specials and the same for the .44 mag and my .458 SOCOM.
Use it for retaining compound in the shop for close fitting parts on shafts, steel inserts for bolt lugs in aluminum actions...good stuff but takes at least 450 degrees to begin softening.
Well, if it is a brand new receiver that already had 8-40 screw holes, that presents a problem. You can go up to a #12 hole and make custom solid inserts, lock them in with a TIG bead, machine it back smooth, re drill and re tap back to 8-40 and move on (only after telling the customer you...