On the nss website it says they will soon offer bat actions that will work with the remage barrel but set up. Would this be worth having over a trued Remington action? How much would you be giving up over a true custom fit barrel with a Bat?
On the nss website it says they will soon offer bat actions that will work with the remage barrel but set up. Would this be worth having over a trued Remington action? How much would you be giving up over a true custom fit barrel with a Bat?
I think the meaning was, remage and Savage barrel nut barrels are sold thru Midway, Brownells, Eabco etc. They are not all custom barrels that need fitting to that system. They are prefit nut style barrels. Definitely the economical way to go.Boltfluter How do you come up with cheaper?
My cost for a barrel blank are no different regardless of which action it is for, the only thing now the barrel makers figured out they can make more $$$ if they thread and chamber these same barrels for the DIY crowd.
Do you honestly think the person pulling barrels for shipping knows what they are going on.
I have 6-7 after market barrels for my Savages and only 1 is from NSS, all the rest were chambered and threaded by a GS but done to fit the Savage nut system. They are all select match quality or whatever the maker calls them and none are any cheaper than one that is fitted.
I've never bought from those sellers listed.
You don’t have to have a special action to work with the remage system. You can use it in any Remington 700 and any custom action that has Remington threads in the tenion. For most of us accuracy from a trued Remington or the bat both with remage system would probably be about the same. But it’s the same old story the bat would hold much of its value but the Remington is always going to be worth what a Remington is worth 3 to 400 bucks. If I was you I’d get one of the new CNC machined Remington’s and try it with your remage barrel. If it doesn’t meet your expectations you can get most of your money out of the rem action and then buy a custom. I wouldn’t pay to true a Remington these days.On the nss website it says they will soon offer bat actions that will work with the remage barrel but set up. Would this be worth having over a trued Remington action? How much would you be giving up over a true custom fit barrel with a Bat?
+1. Me neitherAnd as for how much would you be giving up, 90+% of us can't shoot the difference, me included.
I would only ever buy nutted barrels that are the prefit drop in ones that are available out there. I’d never pay a gunsmith to turn a blank into a nutted barrel. If I’m paying to have the barrel fitted I’d get a shouldered barrel. I don’t buy nut jobs anymore either because I fit my own barrels and I wouldn’t make any barrels I fit nutted ones. Inless I got a good barrel for nothing that didn’t have the diameter to make a shoulder and I felt like messing around with it.I have 6-7 after market barrels for my Savages and only 1 is from NSS, all the rest were chambered and threaded by a GS but done to fit the Savage nut system. They are all select match quality or whatever the maker calls them and none are any cheaper than one that is fitted.
I've never bought from those sellers listed.
In the Marine Corps,and other armed services that teach marksmanship the term Maximum Effect range is used. M.E. is also used to refer to the shooter ie;ME, or what can the individual shooter do. As to the OP's question,As the distance to a target increases from 200 yard , the abilities of 90+% of the shooters matter more that if they were shooting a $ 5000.00 set up or a $ 1000.00 set up.There are several other custom actions that will work with Savage and Remage type set ups. How are they working out?
There is a market for this and many seem to be satisfied for their purposes. If they weren't satisfied, the market would go away. But instead, it just got larger.
And as for how much would you be giving up, 90+% of us can't shoot the difference, me included.
No not yet just said coming soonThat's hard to say without trying one out however in my opinion a custom action like Bat is machined to tighter tolerances no need for trueing or timing. Any mention of price point.
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Exactly my point and I’d get them shouldered so you get the best possible fitWell Hoz I don't have a machine shop, or a lathe or mill, or surface grinder, so I send mine out to have them done for me and to have the best possible fit IMO.
I like NSS to I’ve bought barrels from them in the past.I like NSS. I have bought 3 Criterion barrels. All shoot great. They offer a lot of options for the person who wants to buy the parts and build their own rifle. They offer an easy way to build an excellent semi custom rifle.
I think NSS is just going to buy actions from bat to. Since bat already has actions that will work with a remage it will be interesting to see if NSS specs anything different.I highly doubt BAT is partnering with them. They are asking BAT to make something to their specs...
