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How to save yourself $300 and remove Tikka barrel at home
Step one: buy $1000 worth of gunsmithing tools
Yes correct but you could also say that about most things, home DIY or fixing your car or boat often doesn't add up either. I get gunsmith to do mine but who knows in future with pre-chambered barrels becoming popular?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst
God knows why Sako/Tikka don't put some anti-seize on their barrel threads. Possibly to stop amateurs shagging with it.
They read this forum and see what buzzman gets up to!
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Thats an expencive pipe wrenchQuote:
Originally Posted by Ryan_Songhurst
how to scratch a barrel so no client will ever come to u again
Rosin on a wood clam shell insert in a decent bench vise
all u need is the action spanner
his clamp and action wrench - can be made for under $100