Precision Barrel Fitting, Part Seven
In this part we’ll dive deeper into possible problems faced in chambering and how to avoid them.
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In this part we’ll dive deeper into possible problems faced in chambering and how to avoid them.
Not all gun parts, right out of the package, are ready for functional installation. The Model 504 Remington is no exception.
More details of thread turning and headspacing are introduced as the barrel and receiver get closer to becoming a complete rifle.
In another batch of techno-babble, we look at bullet seating sweet spots in select chambers needed for making better ammunition—and a better performing rifle.
Renovating Sporterized M98 Mausers I just finished reading your fine article on restoring Mausers. In 1960 I renovated my Springfield 1903A3 that was sporterized when I bought it. I glass bedded the action, free floated the barrel, and rechambered it in .30-06…
A look into barrel crowning and extractor cuts.
Whether we use them or just cherish them, those little .22s are worth all the care we can give them as we safeguard and protect these old guns.
Part Three ended with a mention of the barrel. It deserves much more than that.
How to create a better looking rifle stock, whether it is a two piece or standard.
Working on the Ruger Mini-14 gas block should not be part of routine maintenance, however, when that time comes you need a plan, and perhaps a special tool, to make the job go smoothly.
Impressum Media Inc., publishers of the popular Firearms Guide series of guns and ammunition references on DVD, recently released AR Rifles, anew digital guide on over 1,300 AR-15 rifles. The original Firearms Guide includes a schematics library with over 3,000 printable firearm…
The second in our series on precision chambering and the fitting of rifle barrels.
Are match bolt carriers just another expensive trinket or something that really improves accuracy?
This iconic, century-old pump action rifle is still going strong.
An overview of building competition/precision .223/5.56 AR-15 rifles to handle the heavy bullet, long-range loads.
Herter’s Model U9 Like Andrew Ciofani, I own a Herter’s U9 rifle with no manuals (Reader Forum, January 2014.) In the mid seventies for sure, Herter’s sold a barreled action designated as an “U-9”. It was available in many calibers. For a…
The battle for supremacy among lightweight hunting rifles gets hotter with a new entry from an accuracy leader.
Charles J. Moore, owner of The Appalachian Rifle Shop, manufactures custom, large-bore muzzleloader barrels. He found that few of his customers really understood the process that goes into the machining operations required to create a rifle barrel. To address this he compiled…
Historical precedents for gain twist barrels and more urban legends.
An often overlooked link in the accuracy/precision chain is asymmetrical bolt locking lug contact within the receiver.
The original builder of modern in-line muzzle loaders tells his tale.
Scoping older foreign made rifles, such as the Model 96 Swedish Mauser, results in fine shooting rifles.
Finding a firing pin for an old Stevens single shot rifle was unsuccessful. Making one turned out to be a viable alternative.
Henry Repeating Arms brings back a favorite from the days of black and white TV.
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