Terminus Actions

Posting here to see if anyone knows of a bolt disassembly tool that will work on the terminus Zeus? Would like to remove the ejector without fear of it shooting to Mars
 
Thank you Milepost.
Currently drawing it up with 1 1/4" x16 tpi, and 1.600" dia.
Hello Joel. I'm certain that I'm not alone when I make this request. Would you please consider making the receivers in satin stainless finish and leave the bolt in dlc? As an option of course. Thank you for your consideration and the wonderful actions you build. I love my kratos lite 257 weatherby. Tribb
 
Posting here to see if anyone knows of a bolt disassembly tool that will work on the terminus Zeus? Would like to remove the ejector without fear of it shooting to Mars
I use the one from primal rights on my Zeus action
 
Workmanship is rarer than the wood and costs!

@Joel Russo comes to mind

Hello Joel. I'm certain that I'm not alone when I make this request. Would you please consider making the receivers in satin stainless finish and leave the bolt in dlc? As an option of course. Thank you for your consideration and the wonderful actions you build. I love my kratos lite 257 weatherby. Tribb
We appreciate the kind words and we're happy you like your Kratos Lite.
We cannot ship a receiver without some type of finishing on the steel. Over the years we experimented with several in the silver look. NiB X was the closest we got, but there were issues with the build up in the threads. Since we guarantee our tolerances, that was a deal breaker.
We worked with our DLC vendor to optimize the formula for our products, and that's what we stuck with. It's considerably more expensive than what the others offer, but we have never compromised on our processes. Unfortunately, it only comes in black.
If someone has a recommendation on a PVD process for silver color, I'm all ears.
 
We appreciate the kind words and we're happy you like your Kratos Lite.
We cannot ship a receiver without some type of finishing on the steel. Over the years we experimented with several in the silver look. NiB X was the closest we got, but there were issues with the build up in the threads. Since we guarantee our tolerances, that was a deal breaker.
We worked with our DLC vendor to optimize the formula for our products, and that's what we stuck with. It's considerably more expensive than what the others offer, but we have never compromised on our processes. Unfortunately, it only comes in black.
If someone has a recommendation on a PVD process for silver color, I'm all ears.
Joel,

Stay the course, like your precious rifle-stock creations; you cannot satisfy everyone. What you noted above is all that matters. Keep up the excellent work.

Ed
 
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