I had an old flat back 110 trued and timed by Sharp Shooter Supply. I didn't do it for accuracy reasons, I did it to smooth up primary extraction and bolt manipulation. As expected there was no real discernable difference in accuracy after the work (it was already a really good shooter) but the...
Thankfully no :)
I did pick up a S&W 915 in a trade for and old rifle I wasn't using, it's a little on the heavy side for packing around but it's fun to shoot.
I highly recommend "Gunsmithing Modern Firearms". It's a fabulous book that teaches you about all kinds of DIY gunsmithing projects. Really a great read!
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I follow Erik Cortina's method for breaking in a barrel, which is to say he doesn't.
A barrel does speed up for the first 80-100 rounds so I guess that's a "break in" but I clean it as needed not using a prescribed formula.
You guys know that the magic isn't is the "6.5" part of the name it's all in "Creedmoor", right? As long as it's a "Creedmoor" it can do anything.
For example the 6mm Creedmoor makes the 243win look like an ancient pile of dung. 😜
Fun thread! Merry Christmas!
I have read all of Nathan's books (except the most recent one which I think is more of a memoir) and consider him to be somewhat of an authority as his documented kill count is in the 1000s.
BUT....
You have to realize he's mostly approaching bullet terminal performance from a long range...
Well I couldn't stand it, I bought a Bell and Carlson stock so I can shoot it ASAP. Microfit stocks have a lead time and it would take me a while to finish it so I wouldn't get to shoot this baby for a while if I went that route. I can still do it for a fun project later on. But for right now...
Hello everyone,
I couldn't pass up the super deal Brownells ran over the Labor Day weekend.
$250 for a Howa barrelled action chambered in 6mm creedmoor. I'm thinking about using this as basis for a bit of project to do some DIY experimenting.
Try Duracoating the action and barrel
Get and...