Re Working a MSR 54:18
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steve b.
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Re Working a MSR 54:18
Howdy all,
Decided to dust off the MSR 54:18 and put it to some good use.
http://www.rrdvegas.com/msr-5418-varmint.html
Decided to dust off the MSR 54:18 and put it to some good use.
http://www.rrdvegas.com/msr-5418-varmint.html
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Jason
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Re: Re Working a MSR 54:18
Great article, Steve. I do have to say that I was shocked that you did that throat work by hand, even if the reasoning was sound. It goes completely against my "ultimate precision at any cost" image of your work. 
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steve b.
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Re: Re Working a MSR 54:18
I know, it was a new adventure for me as well.
Eh, if I had messed it up, I would have just ended up in the lathe anyhow to fix. I have plans to finish a new Bartline GT barrel for my 2013, so that will put me on the lathe for a night later next week.
I'll get some photos for you of that operation so you can sleep better.
Did you like the 2013 in .17 HMR?
Eh, if I had messed it up, I would have just ended up in the lathe anyhow to fix. I have plans to finish a new Bartline GT barrel for my 2013, so that will put me on the lathe for a night later next week.
I'll get some photos for you of that operation so you can sleep better.
Did you like the 2013 in .17 HMR?