Just to clarify, how much of the brass is unsupported in the new barrel?
Your barrel will remain the same length, your chamber will get deeper.
Your barrel will remain the same length, your chamber will get deeper.
BRM typically has a bolt on lug on the bottom of the action.Probably a dumb idea, but how about thinning the recoil lug by the amount you need and popping the reamer in the existing chamber again? That 0.020" shouldn't be too hard to get to with the reamer in the existing chamber.
Like I said, probably a dumb idea, but it might be worth a shot. Or I might be full of beans...
Frank
If thinning the lug would solve all the issues in one, it might be viable. Since the chamber still needs to be lengthened, the rest of the tenon might as well be fixed properly instead. I also have 2 other barrels for this action already with the standard .250 lug and a mod to it would throw those 2 out.Probably a dumb idea, but how about thinning the recoil lug by the amount you need and popping the reamer in the existing chamber again? That 0.020" shouldn't be too hard to get to with the reamer in the existing chamber.
Like I said, probably a dumb idea, but it might be worth a shot. Or I might be full of beans...
Frank
Never said I couldn't, I wanted to get information and opinion from others on the situation to be prepared when contacting the 'smith. It's the first time I've used this guy and he is on the other side of the country. If I already knew the guy and he was close, there would've been no hesitation to bring it up.Why can't you send it back?
Aaron, the BRM's don't come with a bottom lug, I know this because I asked Jim to put one on a BRM I have and he doesn't do them on the BRM, he only does them on the BRMX actions... the Xtra diameter actions.BRM typically has a bolt on lug on the bottom of the action.