TI action Honeing....who does it?? FOUND SMITH

[Chamberman]

Are the bolt lugs themselves tight? Or the bolt body?

If it's the circumference of the bolt body- typically is…

And if the bolt is chrome moly chuck it up in a lathe and sand it down starting with 220 grit, then 320, then 400, then 600, then 800 and finally 1 thousand grit or go as high as 2500.

 

[kaseyfied]

I'll contact chad..

 

[bapayton]

Are the bolt lugs themselves tight? Or the bolt body?

If it's the circumference of the bolt body- typically is…

And if the bolt is chrome moly chuck it up in a lathe and sand it down starting with 220 grit, then 320, then 400, then 600, then 800 and finally 1 thousand grit or go as high as 2500.

Trying to clarify here......

So you want him to sand down a bolt using a lathe he probably doesn't have thereby making it more non-concentric to go with his already non-concentric receiver? Might as well open up the raceway with a wooden dowel with sandpaper wrapped around it. At least then you're only messing with one part of the equation and not two.

 

[COBrad]

Messing with the action like this sounds like a bad idea to me. I would ask the manufacturer to remedy the situation or sell it and go elsewhere.

 

[kaseyfied]

Messing with the action like this sounds like a bad idea to me. I would ask the manufacturer to remedy the situation or sell it and go elsewhere.

Lol...

Kasey

 

[kaseyfied]

LrI does this!!! Action sent

Kasey

 

[bapayton]

Nice, what was the cost?

 

[kaseyfied]

Nice, what was the cost?

75 plus return shipping

 

[bapayton]

That's not bad at all.

Good luck on your project!

 

[WiscGunner]

75 plus return shipping

Just to clarify….LRI will hone a Ti action for $75 or an action model poorly named "TI" that is not actually titanium?