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    Good luck with the build. I built a Husqvarna short action 6.5x55 which shoots 0.3MOA now. Great base. Change the action to a cock on opening and fit a timney trigger. I just got a gunsmith to cut off and re-weld my bolt arm so i could fit a nice big Sightron scope. Boyd's make great stocks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Toby View Post
    Welcome to the forum. Cool first post
    +1 Welcome aboard mate, good luck with your build........
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    Quote Originally Posted by johnino View Post
    Good luck with the build. I built a Husqvarna short action 6.5x55 which shoots 0.3MOA now. Great base. Change the action to a cock on opening and fit a timney trigger. I just got a gunsmith to cut off and re-weld my bolt arm so i could fit a nice big Sightron scope. Boyd's make great stocks.
    nice was looking into a Boyd's walnut, want to keep it traditional looking but with modern techniques/ products.

    On the Trigger i was going to go with a Bold Trigger by Boyd's as i havent heard anything bad about them but thats only on the net, can anyone give me their experiences with them? if you've used one.
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    Mitch just rung me the .243 is finished, I run a few Bold triggers, I can't fault them. Pics tomorrow of finished rifle.
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    Pics of completed job





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    Not a fan of that mag or what ever it is

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    It,s a Gibbs and works perfect mind your manners young man

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    It doesnt match the rest of the rifle though!

    I'll go back to my corner now

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    I'll get it blued just for you
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    @Willus Have a look at these for a cheap barrel and fitting option:1x MAB Rifle barrel blank Stainless or Chrome-moly | Trade Me

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    Cheers Wildman, yeah i've seen those but have sussed myself a barrel and fitting etc just waiting for some things to arrive first, but am struggling to find a hinged floorplate bottom metal

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    RE hardening, while I have done no research on this action and its hardening procedure and parent metal, "case hardening" is generally in the 0.25-1mm range. Cleaning up surfaces should be no problem but if significant metal is removed professional hardening is actually very affordable
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    Nor-West got any photos of the whole rifle?

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    Yep PM your email addy I'll send them to you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nor-west View Post
    It,s a Gibbs and works perfect mind your manners young man
    More plastic in it than a Tika’s mag You will be seen sipping Late made from diet water the way are going

 

 

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