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<blockquote data-quote="Coyote Shadow Tracker" data-source="post: 2455316" data-attributes="member: 116439"><p>What were theses Dredges used for????</p><p></p><p> I worked as a machinist in 11th & 12 Grade full time at night and weekends for Medico Industries machining 60mm motors, 275mm rockets, 75mm recoilless rifles. Started learning how to chamber rifles from a top comp shooter in PA 1960s and up. Built Hot Rod Engines to spend all my money burning tires off the rims. Was a Marine then a Computer Engineer. Later on in life I was building Submarines for General Dynamics. Did a lot of Structural work on the Hulls for the 688s Fast Attacks, Sea Wolfs, and 726 Boomers was one of the top welders for the Nuc reactor. I was called in to do any repair work-Had a ZERO % defect rate. I can weld the crack of dawn!</p><p>Along with that have several thousand Sky Dives and SCUBA world wide. Went with the Cousteau Society on an expedition, Was an Ultra Athlete, ran hundreds of Ultra Marathons (50 mile +) did the Appalachian Trail many times (the southern parts where the mts are 6,500ft). Climbed Ranier and Denali was and still a survivalist.</p><p>Avid hunter world wide.</p><p>Oh and by the way we are animal lovers and rescue discarded/abandoned cats & dogs!</p><p></p><p>Ended up with a sever spinal cord injury for the past five years, but never shut down and keep seeking high precision shooting rifles. Worked on firearms for well over 50 years.</p><p>Now putting the finishing touches up on our Dream GS Shop for Custom Chambering and Cerakoting. Invested $$$$$ for all new State of the Art Machines/Equipment/Tooling. Won't take a job unless very good components for anything. Hunting or Competition rifles are all the same to us for the process. There is no Hunting-Competition chambering. Only one way to chamber -Perfect every time. The only difference is the materials used -Action/Barrel and how they were manufactured. Chambering is constant.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Coyote Shadow Tracker, post: 2455316, member: 116439"] What were theses Dredges used for???? I worked as a machinist in 11th & 12 Grade full time at night and weekends for Medico Industries machining 60mm motors, 275mm rockets, 75mm recoilless rifles. Started learning how to chamber rifles from a top comp shooter in PA 1960s and up. Built Hot Rod Engines to spend all my money burning tires off the rims. Was a Marine then a Computer Engineer. Later on in life I was building Submarines for General Dynamics. Did a lot of Structural work on the Hulls for the 688s Fast Attacks, Sea Wolfs, and 726 Boomers was one of the top welders for the Nuc reactor. I was called in to do any repair work-Had a ZERO % defect rate. I can weld the crack of dawn! Along with that have several thousand Sky Dives and SCUBA world wide. Went with the Cousteau Society on an expedition, Was an Ultra Athlete, ran hundreds of Ultra Marathons (50 mile +) did the Appalachian Trail many times (the southern parts where the mts are 6,500ft). Climbed Ranier and Denali was and still a survivalist. Avid hunter world wide. Oh and by the way we are animal lovers and rescue discarded/abandoned cats & dogs! Ended up with a sever spinal cord injury for the past five years, but never shut down and keep seeking high precision shooting rifles. Worked on firearms for well over 50 years. Now putting the finishing touches up on our Dream GS Shop for Custom Chambering and Cerakoting. Invested $$$$$ for all new State of the Art Machines/Equipment/Tooling. Won't take a job unless very good components for anything. Hunting or Competition rifles are all the same to us for the process. There is no Hunting-Competition chambering. Only one way to chamber -Perfect every time. The only difference is the materials used -Action/Barrel and how they were manufactured. Chambering is constant. [/QUOTE]
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