SELLING Shouldered Prefits

[AlNyhus]

Kelbly's began using CNC equipment in 1987. The 1.115" coned bolt tenon has been the same now as then. I have a 1989 and the barrels from all subsequent actions fit to within .001 of head space on any of them.

 

[urbanrifleman]

Kelbly's began using CNC equipment in 1987. The 1.115" coned bolt tenon has been the same now as then. I have a 1989 and the barrels from all subsequent actions fit to within .001 of head space on any of them.

 

[AlNyhus]

Sounds like the receiver was faced off at some point. Always good to measure. -Al

 

[urbanrifleman]

Sounds like the receiver was faced off at some point. Always good to measure. -Al

It was certainly odd, no doubt. I would have never thought any such thing.

This was one of my customers that I talked into getting their own depth micrometer. I have thought about posting about that. I suggest everyone have one. Measuring headspace is certainly no more difficult than most reloading measurements. And the need to never ship an action to a gunsmith for a barrel, will pay for the tool no problem.

 

[urbanrifleman]

Falkor Defense 6 Dasher. Headspace was within a 10th of a thou.

 

[urbanrifleman]

Two barrels for Defiance Classic. One in 308 10twist, the other in 222br 170 fb 7 twist.

The 308 is 20 inch HV the other is custom taper to 1.125 at the muzzle at 24 inch.

 

[urbanrifleman]

Kauger prefit.

6br 104 8 twist. 26 inch extra heavy.

 

[urbanrifleman]

Kreiger 8 twist 1.25inch straight 28 inch. 6br 104 fb. Impact 737.

For @Remmy223

 

[Raydee]

I am fine with a nut, but I am just curious what you need to do a shouldered barrel? Do you need measurements from the actual action?

 

[urbanrifleman]

I am fine with a nut, but I am just curious what you need to do a shouldered barrel? Do you need measurements from the actual action?

If the action holds headspace I make it to the headspace.

I can also point you to the tools to measure ANY action you own. Once you have the headspace number, I can make a barrel.

 

[Raydee]

Would you say the Kauger BR actions hold headspace or would you need measurements?

 

[urbanrifleman]

Would you say the Kauger BR actions hold headspace or would you need measurements?

They hold. I've made a bunch of them.

 

[SVT_Tactical]

They hold. I've made a bunch of them.

Post in thread 'Shouldered Prefits' https://forum.accurateshooter.com/threads/shouldered-prefits.4139264/post-39202592

I've used the same 30br barrel on a BRIII and a vpr. It's a great barrel that I've got to order a dedicated action for.... it'll be a vpr.

 

[urbanrifleman]

Post in thread 'Shouldered Prefits' https://forum.accurateshooter.com/threads/shouldered-prefits.4139264/post-39202592

I've used the same 30br barrel on a BRIII and a vpr. It's a great barrel that I've got to order a dedicated action for.... it'll be a vpr.

Our experiment worked. Still can't get anyone to try it. Did you try the standard 30br bullets?

 

[SVT_Tactical]

Our experiment worked. Still can't get anyone to try it. Did you try the standard 30br bullets?

No never went less than 135. Might try the 115 bergers in it soon