Recent content by Boe

Not that I'm aware of , I've been having problems finding parts for the Model 70s and just about any older Winchester for years now. When Browning bought Winchester, They wanted the ammunition manufacturing . They had no interest in continuing to manufacture parts to support Winchester firearms.

I had one years ago in a 264 win. Mag. The rifle shot well, I shouldn't have sold it. I've had several come in my shop for repairs in the last year or so for me to repair when I take a break from building customs. I have one chambered in 300 Weatherby Mag. in my shop now. None of the rifles...

I think there is an important issue many have overlooked, It appears the first six or seven threads nearest the receiver face are damaged . Its only the first two or three threads nearest the receiver that will be making full thread flank contact when the barrel is torqued against the face...

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I've been a full time Riflesmith for 30 years. If you find a guy that's fitting Rifle stocks for 50.00 per hour. You just bought yourself a Monkey with a Hatchet to work on your stock.

If you have a buffer with a 320 grit belt. Spin it between centers and it'll look like new money in about 30 seconds

No bottom inlet, You can inlet whatever bottom metal you choose.

New Manners MCS-T2 The stock is painted olive green with a Remington 700 Long Action or any 700 clone inlet. The barrel channel is 1.250 straight. Single shot configuration. 1,250.00. Or best offer. My client passed before all the components for the build arrived. Possibly trade for an A-5...

If you have a 264 win mag die set you can use 7mm Remington Mag brass . Its more readly available. Just resize it with your 264 die. I just resized some ADG 7mm brass for a clients 264 WM rifle .

Will do Stavey

Sold pending funds

Straight 1.250 No flutes

New Stainless blank, Unfortunately, my client passed shortly before components arrived. 400.00 plus actual shipping cost.

Brownells sells a kit with oversized 6-48 screw and a tap for problems just like yours. You won't have to drill the base like you would with an 8-40 screw. Ive used them many times in my Rifle shop over the years. When the clients doesn't use a torque wrench. Make sure the new screw doesn't...