I am specifically looking at the action truing mandrel and bushings they make. The time savings from making them myself might be worth the money if they are worth buying.
Gunsmithing Anyone using GTR products?
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Re: Anyone using GTR products?
I know. I was looking for someone who has used them, and can comment on their usefulness/quality. A full set of bushings with the mandrel is about $550.00.
Sometimes it is worth it to buy the tools rather than make them, especially when your work time is limited.
I know. I was looking for someone who has used them, and can comment on their usefulness/quality. A full set of bushings with the mandrel is about $550.00.
Sometimes it is worth it to buy the tools rather than make them, especially when your work time is limited.
Re: Anyone using GTR products?
I use them all the time.
Good tools.
I have an OD grinding setup through so I make my own bushings as needed.
Eventually you end up with a whole set anyways so if this is something you use a lot, buy the whole set now.
If this is a one-off deal for you, just buy the bushings as you need them.
I use them all the time.
Good tools.
I have an OD grinding setup through so I make my own bushings as needed.
Eventually you end up with a whole set anyways so if this is something you use a lot, buy the whole set now.
If this is a one-off deal for you, just buy the bushings as you need them.
Re: Anyone using GTR products?
I own the PTG tools. I used them when I first started out and have all the bushings as well. The tools work great and are a good alternative to the single point method but, I prefer the single point method for all of my cuts and truing.
The bushings and a .500" diameter precision ground, hardened rod are a must for receiver truing via the single point method.
I own the PTG tools. I used them when I first started out and have all the bushings as well. The tools work great and are a good alternative to the single point method but, I prefer the single point method for all of my cuts and truing.
The bushings and a .500" diameter precision ground, hardened rod are a must for receiver truing via the single point method.
Re: Anyone using GTR products?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">The bushings and a .500" diameter precision ground, hardened rod are a must for receiver truing via the single point method.</div></div>
That was what I was looking for.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body">The bushings and a .500" diameter precision ground, hardened rod are a must for receiver truing via the single point method.</div></div>
That was what I was looking for.
