Recent content by jamminjames

thanks for the video. I do appreciate your concern, but I am a retired tool & die journeyman, ran cnc equipment such as the lathe in the video, along with verticle & horizontal mills, boring mills, surface grinders, tub grinders, blah, blah, blah,:) I will be fine with centering the die on the...

I have the 9/16x24 die so I will be threading and installing the brake myself. I agree with old teacher on the orientation of the large side slots on the brake in question. actually some forward orientation, perhaps 7 degrees or so, would help with the noise and scope blast factor. I would...

still have the lathe for sale? And if so, where are you located? I am a retired tool & die maker, looking to start gunsmithing in central florida...........James

my mark v is from the first run of jap wby's, before anyone but a select few was thinking about brakes, much less putting them on at the factory, so this is strictly an afterthought kind of instillation approach. thank you for the recommendation.

I am currently looking for the right brake for my wby .300 mark v. And please do yourself a favor and use hearing protection, always. I lost the upper 1/3 of mine permanently in viet-nam, and it never comes back.

I am interested in the .300 dies, do you use paypal?

better half and I have recently retired to the sunshine state, and I am getting back into the "challenging sport". Used to shoot metallic silhouette and developed an accurate round for my ruger super blackhawk for knocking down those rams way out there. Now I have purchased a used mark v in .300...