Just for information, do you purchase the rail from them or go aftermarket to some place like Murphy Precision?Have to buy that separate.
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Just for information, do you purchase the rail from them or go aftermarket to some place like Murphy Precision?Have to buy that separate.
Have to buy that separate.
Rob, since you mentioned the pinned rail; I just used one of these heavy nitrated Classic Defiance action from SPR. It has the 1/8” pins and 8-40 screws.https://www.bugholes.com/Defiance-Classic-rifle-action-p/def-class-sa-308.htm$900 Origin comes with a pinned 20 moa rail so it won’t move on you.
Just for information, do you purchase the rail from them or go aftermarket to some place like Murphy Precision?
Rob, since you mentioned the pinned rail; I just used one of these heavy nitrated Classic Defiance action from SPR. It has the 1/8” pins and 8-40 screws.https://www.bugholes.com/Defiance-Classic-rifle-action-p/def-class-sa-308.htm
https://macbros.com/product/evo-ii-stainless-steel-dbm-short-action/
These still seem to be a great deal.
I use the Speedy method on the hunting guns i leave electors in on, so simple to unscrew barrel. I remove ejectors on my br guns.I don’t know much about the double ejectors that Kauger actions have on the bolt, but it would be a pain to me on finding the touch point on my bullets
What is the purpose of the double ejectors though. I’m usually cutting a coil of of the one spring anyway.I use the Speedy method on the hunting guns i leave electors in on, so simple to unscrew barrel. I remove ejectors on my br guns.
Big magnum cases? I don't have any with the double electors but guess there's always a purpose.What is the purpose of the double ejectors though. I’m usually cutting a coil of of the one spring anyway.
