Do RemAge barrels work with any custom actions?

[JAM-MAN]

I can't find any references to using the RemAge barrels and barrel nut systems with any custom actions, in particular the Barnard P or PC actions. I've spoken with CBI and hope to get more information tomorrow from a barrel maker. In the interest of saving time, I do know you can have multiple barrels chambered for any given specific action once the specs are known.

 

[pauls]

If the action thread pitch is the same as a Remington, you should be GTG. Not sure if CBI does custom thread pitches for RemAge's.

 

[hoz53]

I can't find any references to using the RemAge barrels and barrel nut systems with any custom actions, in particular the Barnard P or PC actions. I've spoken with CBI and hope to get more information tomorrow from a barrel maker. In the interest of saving time, I do know you can have multiple barrels chambered for any given specific action once the specs are known.

Yes there are quite a few custom actions that have the same tenon thread as a Rem 700. 1-1/16 16tpi

 

[savagedasher]

Yes there are quite a few custom actions that have the same tenon thread as a Rem 700. 1-1/16 16tpi

I don't think Remington have 1 1/16
But I have been wrong before. Larry

 

[Archer]

I can't find any references to using the RemAge barrels and barrel nut systems with any custom actions, in particular the Barnard P or PC actions. I've spoken with CBI and hope to get more information tomorrow from a barrel maker. In the interest of saving time, I do know you can have multiple barrels chambered for any given specific action once the specs are known.

Just letting you know that I just fit a McGowan REMAGE barrel and nut system to a Defiance action with no issues. Hope that helps...

 

[JAM-MAN]

Just letting you know that I just fit a McGowan REMAGE barrel and nut system to a Defiance action with no issues. Hope that helps...

Thanks. Helpful. I'll follow up after I speak with CBI again tomorrow.

 

[JAM-MAN]

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Yes there are quite a few custom actions that have the same tenon thread as a Rem 700. 1-1/16 16tpi

I'm a little unclear on the precise Remington 700 action thread specifications. I know the Barnard P is UNF 1 1/16" forgot to ask them the class thread (e.g. Borden's are class 3A according to him). This may not be a major issue save for tightness of fit, but with 60k PSI I'd like to know.

Here's an informative link: http://www.newmantools.com/taps/taptech.htm#tap

 

[savagedasher]

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I'm a little unclear on the precise Remington 700 action thread specifications. I know the Barnard P is UNF 1 1/16" forgot to ask them the class thread (e.g. Borden's are class 3A according to him). This may not be a major issue save for tightness of fit, but with 60k PSI I'd like to know.

Here's an informative link: http://www.newmantools.com/taps/taptech.htm#tap

You can safely put 500' # of torque on a 1" bolt with oiled surface . That is on a class 1 thread . Larry

 

[mr45man]

You can safely put 500' # of torque on a 1" bolt with oiled surface . That is on a class 1 thread

So thats where Remington got there torque specifications.

 

[hoz53]

I don't think Remington have 1 1/16
But I have been wrong before. Larry

and you could be right and I may be wrong-- Its 1.062 x 16 tpi standard v thread right?

 

[GrocMax]

1 divided by 16= ???

 

[hoz53]

1 divided by 16= ???

Larry can do the math--he's a little distracted right now by all the bikini clad bods at the race track

 

[savagedasher]

Larry can do the math--he's a little distracted right now by all the bikini clad bods at the race track

Hope there in the woods Turkey season starts Sat am

 

[savagedasher]

So thats where Remington got there torque specifications.

So thats where Remington got there torque specifications.

I can say savage sure has some gorillas .
Larry

 

[JAM-MAN]

You can safely put 500' # of torque on a 1" bolt with oiled surface . That is on a class 1 thread . Larry

Yes, but torque specs are for unlubricated threads.

 

[savagedasher]

750 for unlubed Larry