jackieschmidt
Gold $$ Contributor
I make bullets. Pretty decent ones.
I just wish I could make as good of a bullet as that Federal National Match.
I just wish I could make as good of a bullet as that Federal National Match.
Just think what you guys could do with a gun that shoots zeroes and ones with factory ammo and a bipod!Somebody needs to loan my buddy Jason one of those things to finish the lv 200. He's hanging in there but needs zeros and ones, lol.
Tom
Buy one of them and shoot it. If it doesn't live up to it's guarantee, return it for a refund.Id sure like to see one shoot- in person
Edd, how does your Tac Ops shoot?Buy one of them and shoot it. If it doesn't live up to it's guarantee, return it for a refund.
Please see above info on buttress thread connections and let us know how much torque a 1.080” Buttress can take without damaging something. You get it apart the reverse of putting it together. That’s the joy of threads.500ft lb's torque on the barrel/action assy? Not with out damaging something! Even if you do....how are you getting it a part?
Later, Frank
Bartlein Barrels
Wait, Are you saying that Tac Ops uses buttress threads?Please see above info on buttress thread connections and let us know how much torque a 1.080” Buttress can take without damaging something. You get it apart the reverse of putting it together. That’s the joy of threads.
Have you been reading the thread?Wait, Are you saying that Tac Ops uses buttress threads?
Must be a Democrat, moving the thread to buttress threads and away from claimed accuracy. If you have been around the turnip patch once or twice you would know it ain't happening. You're beating a dead skunk.Please see above info on buttress thread connections and let us know how much torque a 1.080” Buttress can take without damaging something. You get it apart the reverse of putting it together. That’s the joy of threads.
The threads are what provide the ability to generate the torque, which is part of the package and the 1/4 minute accuracy guarantee. I’m not moving the thread. The thread started with 500lb/ft…Must be a Democrat, moving the thread to buttress threads and away from claimed accuracy. If you have been around the turnip patch once or twice you would know it ain't happening. You're beating a dead skunk.
Let's just for a moment consider the remaining metal in a barrel joint. The remaining cross sectional area is significantly reduced from what a solid bolt would be.500 ft pounds is approaching grade 5 fine thread 1” bolt torque values.
I wonder how barrel steels compared to bolt steel grades.
Feller, the OP mentioned 100ft lbs and not 500ft lbs as you say the thread started with. Lets get away from the fluff. This BS ain't happening regardless of the thread or torque. As stated, Kreiger is not capable of the measurements mentioned.The threads are what provide the ability to generate the torque, which is part of the package and the 1/4 minute accuracy guarantee. I’m not moving the thread. The thread started with 500lb/ft…
Go back and re-read the op then.Feller, the OP mentioned 100ft lbs and not 500ft lbs as you say the thread started with. Lets get away from the fluff. This BS ain't happening regardless of the thread or torque. As stated, Kreiger is not capable of the measurements mentioned.
As I stated in a previous post, a buttress thread does exert force in the linear plain and very little in the radial.Please see above info on buttress thread connections and let us know how much torque a 1.080” Buttress can take without damaging something. You get it apart the reverse of putting it together. That’s the joy of threads.
Yes sir, now let's get to the meat of this.