Gunsmithing Fixed blade ejector

[Surgikill]

I have been searching and have yet to find an after market tactical action with a fixed blade ejector. I am going to be building a 6br and was going to use a cz action for this reason and others but may change my mind.

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[2Shots]

The push feed actions like the FN or the mod 70 winchesters have the old style claw extractor and blade ejector.

 

[billyburl2]

The push feed actions like the FN or the mod 70 winchesters have the old style claw extractor and blade ejector.

I think you mean controlled round feed, Sir. Push-feeds are what Remington uses.

 

[Cegorach]

McMillan's G30 actions have fixed blade ejectors, and come in CRF and pushfeed flavors.

Custom Actions, McMillan G30 Actions, 50 Caliber Actions

 

[Rhyno]

I think you mean controlled round feed, Sir. Push-feeds are what Remington uses.

I've seen plenty of push feed model 70s.

 

[LRI]

I have been searching and have yet to find an after market tactical action with a fixed blade ejector. I am going to be building a 6br and was going to use a cz action for this reason and others but may change my mind.

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Ask and you shall receive. Bring your Visa.

Dakota Arms Scimitar from LRI in 260 Remington:

LRI's Overwatch Magnum in 300-338 Lapua Magnum:

Non Rotating extractor
Blade eject
Magazine fed from Sako TRG magazines
True Cone breech. No extractor cuts like Winnies
3 pos safety
Open architecture trigger
EDM raceways
Gun drilled/honed bore center
Pinned lug
Pinned base
Control Round Feeding
Super RARE. 5x Scimitars in civilian hands
Ooper Ooper Super rare. Only one Overwatch Magnum


Just a glimpse of what's possible. . .

 

[Joe Fogg]

I believe Kelby's makes a ejector they call a TG, it is not a normal spring style but is incorporated into a lug and is considered mechanical, never seen one myself.
Joe

 

[buffybuster]

Ask and you shall receive. Bring your Visa.

Dakota Arms Scimitar from LRI in 260 Remington:

Non Rotating extractor
Blade eject
Magazine fed from Sako TRG magazines
True Cone breech. No extractor cuts like Winnies
3 pos safety
Open architecture trigger
EDM raceways
Gun drilled/honed bore center
Pinned lug
Pinned base
Control Round Feeding
Super RARE. 5x Scimitars in civilian hands
Ooper Ooper Super rare. Only one Overwatch Magnum


Just a glimpse of what's possible. . .

Anymore pictures on just the action?

What kind of money are we talking about?

Can the action use AICS or AW mags?

 

[LRI]

I could make a dbm thatd run the AI stuff.

Will post more photos in the am.

 

[Surgikill]

Honestly, even though the panda doesn't have a fixed blade ejector, it is a damn nice action.

 

[2Shots]

I think you mean controlled round feed, Sir. Push-feeds are what Remington uses.

Oops wrongly stated, I knew what I meant! Sorry, and I own both!

 

[LRI]

Anymore pictures on just the action?

What kind of money are we talking about?

Can the action use AICS or AW mags?

PM sent.

Here's a link to a whole pile of photos specific to the Scimitar: E Cohen 260 Scimitar Photos by nesikachad | Photobucket

 

[Aeon1]

I believe Kelby's makes a ejector they call a TG, it is not a normal spring style but is incorporated into a lug and is considered mechanical, never seen one myself.
Joe

They do, named after an employee Tom Griffin who came up with the idea. I have a couple of Panda's with them and they work well. Like any fixed ejector you have to get used to them if you are used to a spring type ejector. They are also offered in the Atlas, Kelbly's Remington clone.

Kelbly Rifles
http://www.kelbly.com/articles-brochures/articles/supershoot-articles/PS Sept 2009 super shoot.pdf
http://www.kelbly.com/articles-brochures/brochures/Kelbly2011Catalog.pdf

 

[kala_azar]

I might have to pony up and use a CRF McMillan G30 for a custom build. Sexy sexy sexy!