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"OLE Woody, I'm glad that he is gone. Jackie Schmidt thinks and I concur that it is a PH type stainless. Got to use a lot of speed and feed.

So what kind of a curve does the bore wander off to?

Length is fine- the knob is terrible.

Yes sir.

Tony, a nice looking rifle and a God awful bolt knob. IMHO

You need to add Stan Taylor-2022.

The "Gordy" method. I've never been warm and fuzzy doing it that way Al.

I have seen a couple steadies as Dave has mentioned. It is probably a minor measurement, but how close can the muzzle be in the 4 jaw? Are you going to make a cleanup on the muzzle OD before putting...

Sorry, I messed up, but corrected it. You are using the gordy method.
Oh well.

So, how do you indicate the bore in the muzzle end that is in the 4 jaw. Maybe you're using the gordy method?

Lawrence, thanks for this.

Yes sir, I know, I was just stating Stan's thoughts as it led up to his heart attack.

Seems his sick feelings were a week or so ago and his initial thought was bad tuna fish.

Most of you know of Stan, a great giving person, barrelmaker, long range competitor, and a great human being. We visited every week or two by phone or email. Always helpful and very knowledgeable.May...

Great shooting Mike.

Gary and Vic, congratulations buddies. You guys sure got old.

I was able to acquire a few barrels from Karl Kenyon's estate. 2 were for Morgan receivers and 3 were for mod 37 Remingtons. I'll agree with Tim and others, it is a nice rifle but little desire out...

A great shoot! Beautiful country, great folks, range, and a very good home cooked meal. One of my favorite places to shoot.

I know where one of Mike's hunting stocks reside. Mike built it for a 700SA. It came from his estate. It is straight grained walnut.
I can email photos, but can't post them.
$250+shipping.

Hey Al and Dave!

I don't understand the concern? You might say that I have almost no measurable runout with my method. The obvious reason that I'm not a competitive shooter at 80yrs old is I don't enjoy going to our...

Sir, I do use my chambering reamer for my seater, but you can't size brass with a die that is the same as your chamber, brass needs to be squeezed a little.

If you misunderstood, that is a reamer for my dies based on the specs for my chambering die. Brass hasn't lost any match, but the ones that I lost were on me.
Is that better?

Better put your hand on your pocket book!

Gene I've posted my method before. I do what most do, but a little different. My brass grows in length with my method, so I measure my OAL first to make sure it doesn't grow longer than my FF chamber...