Accuracy International AT-XC
- By jps24
- Bolt Action Rifles
- 739 Replies
If I wanted a 20" 6mmC barrel spun for mine, where should I go?
Bugholes / Southern Precision Rifles did my 25x47 barrel (posted above in #674)
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If I wanted a 20" 6mmC barrel spun for mine, where should I go?
The Timney trigger on my RPR works really well. I'm on my 3rd barrel, a Krieger 26" and the previous one was a Krieger 24", which they are both a big improvement over the factory barrel.How are the triggers and are there aftermarkets for them? Has anyone changed a barrel on them?
Remember when Arizona was a nice place?
Uh, no... lol.
Works for me. That way things are fresher for later.Looks like she’s airing out the rug
No brand name. Unmarked. And they were uppers not lowers.Seriously, did these out of spec lowers have a certain brand name on them? Or were they blank/unfinished?
Since the post quoted (#18) is now over six years old, the question seems moot and quite belated. If they had their druthers many shooters would prefer to get the right thing first.Do you ever think you should have just bought the Vudoo first?
Sorry ‘bout that, there’s no WiFi at your moms house.Damn D isn’t even here to stick up for himself
But Barney does all that then walks anyways?That’s always how @Barneybdb asks for a ride
You think we like your memes?
We’re usually on the receiving end of a PA’s wrath on property claims.That I don't know. Your insurance co will have their own metrics to value your car. If you're not happy with them you can get a public adjuster involved for a fee and they will bend them over for you.
Looks like she’s airing out the rug
Nah bro, I don’t see any skidmarks or glitterLooks like @Threadcutter308 wuz here.......
We need to remember history but it is a different day.Russia doesn't have a good track record on 'humane' treatment
dignified life and dignified treatment....... working till you die in a POW camp somewhere
A commission set up by the West German government found that 3,060,000 German military personnel were taken prisoner by the USSR and that 1,094,250 died in captivity (549,360 from 1941 to April 1945; 542,911 from May 1945 to June 1950 and 1,979 from July 1950 to 1955).[4]
During the Battle of Stalingrad, approximately 91,000 German soldiers survived the siege and surrendered. Of those, only about 5,000 survived the war.