Which Borden action for 6 dasher f-class build

[marchx]

single shot of course.
it will be 28" 1.25" tube...

 

[Ramblerman]

Call them, they know their equipment best.

 

[marchx]

what is a miniport?

 

[Alex Wheeler]

BRMXD, nitrided. I prefer a right bolt right port for F Class.

 

[762plinker]

i have 2 brmdx's..my dasher is a drop port, you can pass on that for your needs, nitrided is slick do it.
( alex aint gonna send you wrong)

 

[roklock]

Just throwing it out there you might want to consider a dual port or drop port as I feel it gives you more versatility if you want to change disciplines.

I started in F-Class too, BRMXD right bolt left port but decided to move to BR and sold it and ended up buying a RBLPRE.

 

[GT Accuracy]

IF you do like the drop port - I have one here on the shelf

 

[bfiles]

BRMXD, DROP PORT.

 

[762plinker]

my only issue with the drop port was i was building the rifle myself and there were no funnels available.
this may not be an issue for a gunsmith

 

[muleystalker]

I like the BRM RB-Drop Port, also the BRM RB/LP and RB/RP. Just pick your flavor where you want the port, all 3 work fine for me .These actions are so smooth you can do without the nitride if you find one you want in stock or used but if I was ordering new I would probably get the nitride just because.

 

[Shooter13]

IF you do like the drop port - I have one here on the shelf

I love my BRMXD drop port!!

 

[bfiles]

my only issue with the drop port was i was building the rifle myself and there were no funnels available.
this may not be an issue for a gunsmith

What’s a “funnel” in this meaning? Full disclosure, I don’t know much about anything,

 

[GT Accuracy]

What’s a “funnel” in this meaning? Full disclosure, I don’t know much about anything,

Some people like to use a funnel that is inletted and bedded into the stock. It is aluminum, typically, and provides a friction free drop area that funnels into a 1/2" hole.

Since funnels became more scarce, most people just cut a 1/2" hole the length of the cartridge being dropped into the bottom of the stock. Sor for a BR/Dasher it's ~1.650 x .500 This provides full free fall of the case and thus, unimpeded.

 

[bfiles]

Some people like to use a funnel that is inletted and bedded into the stock. It is aluminum, typically, and provides a friction free drop area that funnels into a 1/2" hole.

Since funnels became more scarce, most people just cut a 1/2" hole the length of the cartridge being dropped into the bottom of the stock. Sor for a BR/Dasher it's ~1.650 x .500 This provides full free fall of the case and thus, unimpeded.

Thanks. Makes sense. Mine just has the “hole”. Didn’t even know about the funnel. One of a bajillion (technical term) things I don’t know.

 

[762plinker]

Some people like to use a funnel that is inletted and bedded into the stock. It is aluminum, typically, and provides a friction free drop area that funnels into a 1/2" hole.

Since funnels became more scarce, most people just cut a 1/2" hole the length of the cartridge being dropped into the bottom of the stock. Sor for a BR/Dasher it's ~1.650 x .500 This provides full free fall of the case and thus, unimpeded.

if it was that simple in real life

 

[Shooter13]

What’s a “funnel” in this meaning? Full disclosure, I don’t know much about anything,

The one I have in my BAT stock is either plastic or some other type material, the stock isn't finished so I'll try and upload a picture of it for reference.

 

[Alex Wheeler]

Just make sure you try running a drop port from the prone before you commit. Very different than from the bench.

 

[Shooter13]

Here it is, pretty slick.

 

[bfiles]

That’s nifty. Thanks for the pics.

 

[marchx]

Just make sure you try running a drop port from the prone before you commit. Very different than from the bench.

Why running a drop port in f-class could be problematic? interferes with prone position?