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Custom Left-Hand Remington 700 in 308 Winchester Precision Rifle

August 3, 2015 Bill Marr 0

This is a custom Remington 700 precision rifle I built with my friend.  It is a collection of old and new parts. New parts purchased were a Remington 700 Left-Hand short action receiver with .308 bolt […]

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Badger Ordnance M16-Style Extractor Installation on a Remington 700

Gunsmithing
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Remington 870 3-Gun Competition Shotgun Conversion

Competition
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Installing McMillan flush cups for quick-detach slings

Gunsmithing
September 20, 2013 0

Super Short Precision Rifles: Is there such thing as a 16.5″ .308 Tactical Bolt Action Rifle?

Rifles
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Bore Tech Shotgun Jag Review

Cleaning
September 28, 2015 0
6.5 Creedmoor- Effect of Barrel Length on Velocity: Cutting up a Creedmoor!
308 Winchester / 7.62x51mm NATO: Barrel Length versus Velocity (28" to 16.5")
223 Remington/ 5.56mm NATO barrel length and velocity: 26 inches to 6 inches
Budget precision rifle: Customizing the Savage Axis
Howa 1500 barreled action review: Howa 1500 versus Remington 700
6 Creedmoor barrel length versus muzzle velocity (31 to 17 inches)
M24 Sniper Rifle Review
243 Winchester- Effect of barrel length on velocity
Review: Remington 700 SPS Varmint
308 Winchester/ 7.62x51mm NATO Short barrel length and velocity- A six inch 308 bolt gun?

6.5 Creedmoor load development: 142 grain Sierra MatchKing with Reloader 17 and W760

Turning a sporter contour rifle barrel from a blank

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Custom Glock slide milling


 

 

 

 

 

Lapua 6.5 Creedmoor Brass: Forming 6.5 Creedmoor cases from 22-250 brass

November 2, 2015 0

Kynshot recoil reduction stock for the Remington 870

October 14, 2016 0

Rifle stock or chassis?

November 16, 2015 0

Marlin 1895 45-70 Brush Gun Build Part 1

November 5, 2012 0

Turnbull Restoration and Manufacturing on “How it’s Made”

March 6, 2015 0

Building a Custom 308 Precision Chassis Rifle – PART 2- Barrel preparation and threading

February 16, 2022 0

Removing stuck choke tubes

March 31, 2020 0

Gunsmithing basics: Tapping a blind hole

June 24, 2018 0

Iron sight adjustment made easy

July 18, 2014 0

Machining a Glock slide for a Trijicon RMR cut

July 30, 2015 0

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