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Barrel stubs
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<blockquote data-quote="Creekrat" data-source="post: 1817740" data-attributes="member: 112519"><p>I was wondering if any of y'all might have some leftover stubs that you wouldn't mind getting rid of so that I could practice threading and chambering on. My buddy does precision 22 target rifles and has one of the Grizzly lathes that he picked up for a song and dance and I'm looking to pick up an older south bend, clausing, hardinge, etc to play with and would like to practice on the real deal. I know I can thread pretty much anything, which is what i will start with, but after that point I'd like to do a setup and indicate, at best as i can with the stubs, in the stub and go through the entire chambering process. </p><p></p><p>Much appreciated,</p><p>Paul</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Creekrat, post: 1817740, member: 112519"] I was wondering if any of y'all might have some leftover stubs that you wouldn't mind getting rid of so that I could practice threading and chambering on. My buddy does precision 22 target rifles and has one of the Grizzly lathes that he picked up for a song and dance and I'm looking to pick up an older south bend, clausing, hardinge, etc to play with and would like to practice on the real deal. I know I can thread pretty much anything, which is what i will start with, but after that point I'd like to do a setup and indicate, at best as i can with the stubs, in the stub and go through the entire chambering process. Much appreciated, Paul [/QUOTE]
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