Bat B

[whatwind?]

First range trip

two quick coats of brite tone with a brush , no sanding…should have got somebody to spray it….

6 creed 35 degree shoulder…..alpha brass is nice..(I already have 6creed, so should be easy/same development)

Will apply a lot more brite tone and sand a lot to see if I can get it decent for up close pictures

 

[Alex Wheeler]

Nice, more cool stuff is coming

 

[Mulligan]

Nice, more cool stuff is coming

Like???????
CW

 

[Alex Wheeler]

Like???????
CW

I'll let you guys know as soon as I can. Im very excited about it.

 

[tom]

You need to quit sending me pictures and just build the damn thing!

 

[whatwind?]

Best i could do, highly suggest not to use a brush or sponge for clear coat, very dumb of me

 

[Alex Wheeler]

Sand and polish LOL. You can fix about anything. But who cares about that, hows it shoot???

 

[whatwind?]

Great!

Likes 2850 with the 190’s for 7 mm bbl

my old 7/300 really like RL 25 and now I am using N165 and it is very similar

ended up with three 7mm bbl and two 6mm bbl for this action

 

[gunsandgunsmithing]

Best i could do, highly suggest not to use a brush or sponge for clear coat, very dumb of me

Actually, the first coat or two of auto clear fills the wood pores better if brushed than sprayed! Yes, you'll have some sanding work but pores just get deeper when sprayed vs filled when brushed. The end result is what matters. It doesn't matter what it looks like when it's half finished. You're supposed to be the only one that knows. Looks like it turned out pretty good, in the end. That's what everyone cares about. More sandpaper, elbow grease and clear...and you can fix a lot of stuff!

 

[Alex Wheeler]

Epoxy rubbed in first then clear coat solves most issues and keeps it looking good long term.