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• Posted in thread: re barrel question on 01-15-2011 at 04:47 AM
  hi been real busy hense no reply in whyle. the threads fit perfectly smooth with next to no
  movement but not the sort caused when binding. also the 12mm is a safe measurement there is
  more but it is t...

• Posted in thread: re barrel question on 12-31-2010 at 09:02 AM
  iv attatched a picture of my old barrel and the original bolt aswell as what the new bolts look
  like (curtosey of midway)note the recess doesnt support the nose of the bolt as the hole is 3mm
  oversize...

• Posted in thread: re barrel question on 12-31-2010 at 05:23 AM
  this is what the end of the barrel on a savage boltaction rifle looks like. they use a locking
  nut to hold the barrel at the depth desired checked the headspace with a go and no guage and
  set it rat...

• Posted in thread: re barrel question on 12-30-2010 at 03:06 AM
  ahk yup of course. looking at the price of new reamers it would stil be cheeper for me to get a
  new bolt head which would resolve the problem aswell. so in everyones oppinion 12mm of thread
  in the rec...

• Posted in thread: re barrel question on 12-29-2010 at 06:45 PM
  renting reamers would be a thing of dreames, over here finding a gunsmith is hard enough we
  currently have none that i can find in our biggest city other than the odd guy who fits
  suppressors in his g...

• Posted in thread: re barrel question on 12-29-2010 at 06:05 PM
  hi i have checked headspace and is correct. the savage rifles use a locking nut to set
  headspace replacing the machined shoulder that other brands rely on. i would have it remachined
  but im having dif...

• Posted in thread: re barrel question on 12-29-2010 at 03:46 AM
  hi i have a model 110 savage that was in 3006 the rifle is getting old and straying so hav
  bought a new replacement in 2506. it turnes out tht my rifle has one of the verry first bolt
  heads making the...