Worst case I show one more way in which it CANNOT be done..lol.Let us know how this works out. Very interested in seeing the results.
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Worst case I show one more way in which it CANNOT be done..lol.Let us know how this works out. Very interested in seeing the results.
I have heard that and it makes sense that the relief cut has to time perfectly.
Haha. Yep.This is why the Mausingfield is probably a better action overall.
- Rem 700 Footprint for stocks/chassis
- Rem 700 Triggers
- Savage Small Shank Barrels - prefit with nut - no timing, just head spacing.
- Will accept M5 bottom metals without modification
- Swappable bolt heads
But here I am....I sold the Mausingfield and I still have the SPR A5. (The SPR was an anniversary gift, so I'll probably always keep it....but if I'm honest, she wouldn't notice if that spot in the safe was a FN or a Mausingfield)
Wow, that's cool. Yeah thanks for the lead, will give him a holler.I’d call Tim Malcolm at Malcolm Ballistic Tool. He fit a SPR chrome lined take off barrel to a Ruger scout gun.
No problem. Tim is a wonderful gunsmith and can truly make anything. He’s the only one I know of who has fit a SPR chrome lined barrel to another gun. If I recall correctly it was a .5 MOA gun using 10 shot groups.Wow, that's cool. Yeah thanks for the lead, will give him a holler.
Lol. Excellent.No problem. Tim is a wonderful gunsmith and can truly make anything. He’s the only one I know of who has fit a SPR chrome lined barrel to another gun. If I recall correctly it was a .5 MOA gun using 10 shot groups.
When you call, make sure you have at least a half hour to spare.
It wasn’t put on a RPR. It was put on a Ruger Gunsite Scout. I don’t believe it was ever discussed on the Hide.Lol. Excellent.
I have a trip planned to AR in june so.maybe I can ship now and pick up the n.
No website but found the facebook page and a number.
Was that rifle (spr barrel with roger rpr) talked about on the hide?
My cdi modded sprs have worked flawlessly. Speaking ill of the dead is a douche move.I got my first SPR cut for AICS mags and used PTG bottom metal. I have tried AI, Accurate Mag, and Magpul. They work, but poorly, and the rifle is a push feed with them, so chambering isn't smooth and great like an SPR should be. Oh, and I tried one of those short ARC 10 rounders, too. It couldn't feed a single round.
I went to a Mcree chassis, assuming it was the fault of the PTG bottom metal. It is the same fitment to a thousandth and the same result.
The FN DBM or TBM is the way to go.
I tried to work with CDI but their bottom metal didn't work. It was very, very, very poor quality. The owner of CDI said I had to hold the mag at a certain height to get it to feed. I forget how much slop the mag had up and down, but I remember it was more than the diameter of a 308 case head. So I would have had to look into the actiom, raise the mag to the right height, then hold it there to work the bolt. The owner stole a "restocking fee" from me and I had to pay shipping to return the stock he ruined. I have nothing nice to say about CDI after my only interaction with them.
My cdi modded sprs have worked flawlessly. Speaking ill of the dead is a douche move.
That sucks you had a poor interaction with CDI, but I can’t say the same. My interaction with them as well as the performance and fitment of the DBM into my A3G was/is excellent. Best investment I made into it.I got my first SPR cut for AICS mags and used PTG bottom metal. I have tried AI, Accurate Mag, and Magpul. They work, but poorly, and the rifle is a push feed with them, so chambering isn't smooth and great like an SPR should be. Oh, and I tried one of those short ARC 10 rounders, too. It couldn't feed a single round.
I went to a Mcree chassis, assuming it was the fault of the PTG bottom metal. It is the same fitment to a thousandth and the same result.
The FN DBM or TBM is the way to go.
I tried to work with CDI but their bottom metal didn't work. It was very, very, very poor quality. The owner of CDI said I had to hold the mag at a certain height to get it to feed. I forget how much slop the mag had up and down, but I remember it was more than the diameter of a 308 case head. So I would have had to look into the actiom, raise the mag to the right height, then hold it there to work the bolt. The owner stole a "restocking fee" from me and I had to pay shipping to return the stock he ruined. I have nothing nice to say about CDI after my only interaction with them.
I agree. It's a great rifle.for a person or a department not wanting to.spend 10k on a barret, AI, sako. Work. But as with all things FN...they have great tech, not.so good marketing.When I bought my first SPR, CDI was the only game in town for bottom metal. Then we got more aftermarket support, but FN decided to kill the SPR line. Dumb!
I never saw myself needing more capacity so just stuck with the factory bottom metal.
Having delt with FN I agree 100%! Granted my last exchange with FN was 5 years ago. The department’s I dealt with treated me like I was a waste of their time. Not just to call tech either, but to spend money too.Once you realize the FN business model is the same as Colt’s (They hate you), then you can live in peace.
Hey fucktard, this isn’t the for sale section.I have a SPR with a Nightforce 5.5x22x56 MOA scope. Threaded barrel. Nice setup. Selling for $2750.00
angle indicator not part of any sale.
Who are you fucking talking to like like that cocksucker. You can’t have nice thing because the way you think and lead your fucked up life.
You own a lot of apparel with skulls on it...don’t you?Do the world a favor and wash your mouth out with buckshot. Maybe one day it will occur to you when you locking up at McDonalds that it’s not the world that’s fucked up, it’s me that‘s fucked up. There is a whole world beyond your computer. Go and try to find a life.
One of the glories of the fixed blade ejector.Took the 22-250ai and 6 creed out yesterday. Gotta watch the speed you run the bolt or you’re chasing brass is the long grassView attachment 7600033View attachment 7600034
Yep, work the bolt hard and fast and it really flings the brass, lol.One of the glories of the fixed blade ejector.
Is that an Mdt chassis?
I’ve said it a few times now, but my SPR A1 is a rifle I deeply regret selling.
Gaspppppp.....I’ve said it a few times now, but my SPR A1 is a rifle I deeply regret selling.
I’d rather have it back in my possession than my AIAT. Something about it just felt right.
Cycle it and shoot it.Technical question, the pbr action I have seems a bit sluggish when working the bolt compared to the spr action.
And tribal knowledge in smoothing up the pbr action? Or is it a sense off to tje Smith type thing
You can often find the A1 selling around $900-1500 depends on the condition and modifications. I paid 1,100 for mine. Not a decent price but it’s completely unmodified in factory set up even with the original box.@Frontseeker
Mind me asking what the price was? Not that I can justify a bolt rifle right now, just curious.