Couple new videos

[Alex Wheeler]

http://www.wheeleraccuracy.com/#!videos/p62ad
Had time to make a couple videos. Hopefully they help.

 

[jlc204]

Thank you for taking the time to make all these, they've been very helpful

 

[Phil]

Lots of good info there Alex.........

 

[Hal]

Alex

Thanks for taking the time to post the videos. A lot of great information.

Hal

 

[BoydAllen]

You do an excellent job on your videos, and these are no exception.

 

[Kyle Schultz]

Very informative. Thank you for putting these together.

 

[dmoran]

http://www.wheeleraccuracy.com/#!videos/p62ad
Had time to make a couple videos. Hopefully they help.

Well done......

 

[Link]

Right now I especially like the -- Does your die fit your chamber? video

thanks Link

 

[DeadEyeDick45]

I really like the Wheeler videos. I have Wheeler stuff and Whidden stuff, like them both. Wish Alex would show how to do those steps with a RPR bolt. When I remove the firing pin from my RPR the rest of the darn thing comes apart as well, specifically the bolt handle.
Thanks for the videos Alex.

 

[TimP]

Another thanks Alex for taking the time do to your very informative videos. They have helped me as well as many others I am sure.

 

[Alex Wheeler]

I really like the Wheeler videos. I have Wheeler stuff and Whidden stuff, like them both. Wish Alex would show how to do those steps with a RPR bolt. When I remove the firing pin from my RPR the rest of the darn thing comes apart as well, specifically the bolt handle.
Thanks for the videos Alex.

I do not have access to a RPR, sorry.

 

[DeadEyeDick45]

Oh, shoot!! I was so looking forward to that video. Thanks again Alex, excellent videos.

 

[Zero333]

Great videos Alex.

Fwiw, Savage actions are also cock on open and have no resistance when closing the bolt.

 

[rardoin]

I really like the Wheeler videos. I have Wheeler stuff and Whidden stuff, like them both. Wish Alex would show how to do those steps with a RPR bolt. When I remove the firing pin from my RPR the rest of the darn thing comes apart as well, specifically the bolt handle.
Thanks for the videos Alex.

Having the bolt handle secured by the firing pin assembly does make it a little trickier but not much more difficult. If you have not tried this method because of the bolt handle situation I suggest giving it a go....you will find it is not to difficult after a few closings.

 

[DeadEyeDick45]

How do you keep the bolt handle in the bolt? I'll give it a try, but I'm not a very patient person.

 

[Jim Hardy]

http://www.wheeleraccuracy.com/#!videos/p62ad
Had time to make a couple videos. Hopefully they help.

You have done a great service to this board and shooting community. Keep up the great work.

Thank you so much,
Jim Hardy