Running on "Rails"

[boltfluter]

Something I have been meaning to make and try for a while. The flat side has padding to pull down on a curved forend of a varmint rifle or sporter stock. Screw spacing fits most dual stud stocks that I know of . Once the rails get settled into the bag, it is like running on rails. A few pics to check out.

Paul

www.boltfluting.com

 

[JLT]

I admire your attention to detail. I made something similar to fit my tube gun but I didn't bevel all of the edges and I certainly didn't get artful with the milling pattern. Man, you do nice work!

 

[Alex Wheeler]

Look at that fancy tool path

 

[boltfluter]

I admire your attention to detail. I made something similar to fit my tube gun but I didn't bevel all of the edges and I certainly didn't get artful with the milling pattern. Man, you do nice work!

I may consider making a few of these if there is an interest in such a thing.

Paul

www.boltfluting.com

 

[dannyjbiggs]

Something I have been meaning to make and try for a while. The flat side has padding to pull down on a curved forend of a varmint rifle or sporter stock. Screw spacing fits most dual stud stocks that I know of . Once the rails get settled into the bag, it is like running on rails. A few pics to check out.

Paul

www.boltfluting.com

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Since this is for a sporter stock, something that may be appealing is to add a high "sidewall" to it that would mate to a SEB front rest bag horseshoe, or a SEB three bag-series. I have done this with hardwood for my own F-Open adaptive sporter stocks. A team mate on Team Berger has done them in aluminum for his F-Open stocks. It's wide open for you, I can assure you that neither of us are interested in marketing out product!!!!

Dan

 

[IdahoSharpshooter]

I'd be willing to test for you...

 

[JLT]

I may consider making a few of these if there is an interest in such a thing.

Paul

www.boltfluting.com

I'm guessing there's interest. Just guessing ...

 

[carlsbad]

Just bought one of these from Brownells.

3" Front rest adapter

I'd rather have one of Pauls. I suggest making the padding an option. I use this on all my chassis mounted rifles so I can do load development from the bench rather than on my belly...most if not all chassis have a flat surface for this to bolt to.

If you do a large run of them, clear annodizing would prevent oxidation of the aluminum.

What is the material the rails are made of? or is that just slick tape?

--Jerry

 

[500Stroker]

I made a very similar 5 inch wide forearm shoe for my F-open rig. One nice trick is to slot the rear screw hole from side to side so you can adjust it like a rudder to get the tracking dead nuts.
Nice job, Good Luck

 

[M-61]

I would be interested.....bolt hole spacing in inches? Price?

 

[wvlongshot]

I need a few. Put me on the list if you make more. Pm me what you think cost will be. Thanks

 

[holstil]

That's too nice for Phillips head screws.

 

[MrMajestic]

Paul, how's your tram?

 

[swd]

Paul, how's your tram?

By the looks of it I'm guessing it was right where he wanted it.

 

[MrMajestic]

By the looks of it I'm guessing it was right where he wanted it.

As long as he's happy...

 

[wholman]

TAG

 

[jonbearman]

Paul you never cease to amaze me with your talent and imagination with such fine work.

 

[Boatschool02]

Hole spacing (or accomodation) to mate with the Phoenix anschutz rail adaptor would earn my money for converting from FTR.
Thanks,

 

[boltfluter]

Hole spacing (or accomodation) to mate with the Phoenix anschutz rail adaptor would earn my money for converting from FTR.
Thanks,

Boats,
So you would need the 2 small pieces that fit inside the rail. Just making sure we are on the same page.

Thanks, Paul

 

[boltfluter]

That's too nice for Phillips head screws.

Allen's would probably look better.

Paul