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09-18-2012, 04:58 PM
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Re: Let's see your Varmit rifles !
Krieger Barrel 18" Heavy Varmint Contour chambered for the 6BR 1-8 twist throated for the 105 , McMillan Br stock ,Jewell Trigger Kebly rings 8.5 x 25 Leupold Mark 4 TMR reticle
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09-18-2012, 08:10 PM
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6.5x61Super, Win M70, Vortex PST 6-24X50 FFP
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09-18-2012, 08:23 PM
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Re: Let's see your Varmit rifles !
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6.5x61Super, Win M70, Vortex PST 6-24X50 FFP
260AI, Mauser 98, Vortex PST 4-16x50 SFP
6PDK [6x6.8SPC] AR15, Vortex PST 2.5-10x44 SFP
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....if you ask enough questions...eventually you will find the right answers...
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09-19-2012, 12:35 AM
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Join Date: May 2009
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Re: Let's see your Varmit rifles !
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Originally Posted by Michiganhunter
Bullet Bumper,
I had my Machinist friend in California look at your pictures, and here is what he wrote me lat night:
holy crap!! thats awesome that guy is a hobbyist....
he's kinda on the expert level of hobbyist though IMO.
i didnt post in the blog but he could probably cavity the heck outta the forestock area on top and bottom. just by looking, i am guessing he could get 30% of the material off just by cutting cavities and not compromise the structural ridgidity that hes concerned with?
It would be similar to an aircraft wingspar where they start with a large piece and remove 60-80% leaving a floor in the middle with ribs on both sides of the floor (cavities between ribs)
He also sent me a picture of a wingspan on my Facebook page. I am not sure you can click on it to open it, so if it doesn't work, I will find a different link, and post it. My friend Joe is a really good machinist, and builds some awesome stuff from aluminum. If you want, PM me your email address, and I can send you some of his work. Maybe he can give you some help via email and pictures? I think you have a great idea, and it is worth per suing. You may very well end up building some custom stocks to sell to Bench Rest guys?
Maybe more than that?
http://www.facebook.com/ajax/messagi...CCllohsn3SUEbz
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Sorry for the slow reply I have been away a bit and sick for a while . Thanks for the support . I will PM you my email. I agree that I can hog out a lot more weight and get it down to under F class open weight . However I have been away and not done much of late.
When my workshop warms up a bit more I will start to lighten it some more.
Before I went away I fired the first 5 shot group from the 243 barrel and it went .387 . I was quite excited but then I fired a 10 shot 1.2 . However 5 of the group were in under .4 . So it is looking good so far as I am still learning on how the gun shoots and the day scope I am using is only a 3.5 to 10 and is not the best for the job . I can't afford a Vortex yet.
What I am looking for is a consistant sub MOA performer that never changes zero due to weather or heat etc . I think I am on track but still have some work to do.
Be a whole lot easier if I had a custom action to start with but no such luck.
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09-19-2012, 01:02 AM
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Re: Let's see your Varmit rifles !
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Originally Posted by Centre Punch
Hi bullet bumper, nice work mate, i am a machinist yet i dont possess either the motivation or dedication to produce something like that, i really wish i did, give yourself a pat on the back.
I have a mate just like you an exceptional machinist better then most i worked with, he builds his own guns as well but his latest project is an exact copy of a bald eagle front rest complete with rack and pinion primary rise, the rack and pinion gear machined from scratch and the base cast from aluminium to a pattern he made himself. keep up the good work mate.
Ian.
P.S. a nice royal blue or crimson anodising for target versions of your stock and wrinkle finish balck or olive drab for field versions would set it them nicely.
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Sorry for the slow reply as I have been away and sick for a while .
It is hard to get going on something like this as the money I have spent on machines has put me back in other areas such as I can't afford the day scope I need and a few other things till I pay off my machines. It's the old story two steps forward one step back . I am only an ex war veteran so I don't have lots of money and I was disabled in the Vietnam war so I have never been able to get high paying work . Thanks Ian for the support and well wishes I do genuinely appreciate the sentiment . It has not been easy and even physically painful at times but I will win in the end . You are right a Royal Blue would look fantastic and blue is my favourite color . When I finish the gun I will post some photos on LRH exclusively as this is one of the few forums to show some appreciation for the work of it's members . That is what attracted me to the forum. Nice people.
Thanks mate.
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09-19-2012, 01:07 AM
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Re: Let's see your Varmit rifles !
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Originally Posted by submoa
heres my on going build for allthings varment like
its a stevens 223 with a cheap scope for now,riflebasix trigger,stockys light weight thumb hole stock pillered and bedded, i lapped the locking lugs and bolt rails.
still needs a good barrel but two things, i dont know if i want to leave it a 223 or switch to the AI 223
and second it just shoots too dang good right now to mess with it yet ;-}
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I love this photo ! Great gun and so much going on and some real character in the background .
Very interesting photo indeed .
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09-25-2012, 06:42 PM
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Re: Let's see your Varmit rifles !
.243 I've had for a year with new glass. TRS-1 is a upgrade from the old red field illuminator that I was using. I zeroed it today and tomorrow I hope to stretch it
Out a little. Shooting 87vmax so far Im happy with how I can shoot with it.
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