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Can’t wait to see a reviewAnother day or two and I'll have a hands on update
looks/assumed to be 90What is the bolt lift angle on these ?
FYI - Mack brothers is Horizon Machine.GAP switched shops for the Tempest, last I knew Horizon Machine did it for them?
Any issues yet? Thinking of ordering one for a 308 build I am planning! Is everyone just ordering stocks with a standard rem 700 inlet? Manners doesn’t have the option for Mack bro’s.
With or without a trigger?No issuea at all, went right in my KRG Bravo as well.
Mine dropped right in a krg bravo, no problem. Seems to fit perfect oversize lug and all
One specific for the EVOI’m wanting to bed it into a manners folding stock, so wondering which inlet is going to be the best fit for it
One specific for the EVO
Call themthat’s not an option on manners stock builder website
what actions resemble these?I wonder if they machine actions for the higher end custom names and what the mark up comes out to be.
I heard they machined the Tempest for GAPwhat actions resemble these?
They do, but the Tempest is quite a different designI heard they machined the Tempest for GAP
I was going more along the lines of Stiller and Defiance and Lone Peak who basically make OEM type receives for companies (A419, WTO etc)I heard they machined the Tempest for GAP
Just received mine. First thoughts. The quality of the machining is superb. It has a matte finish on the receiver not sure if its bead blasted or coating. Dull grey in appearance. The lug is machined with flats on one side and it locks with the receiver. The bolt is coated black. It is a small firing pin which is a plus for SRP cartridges. It has a swept handle that is not welded but machined as one piece with the bolt. Primary extraction is very positive and as mentioned before the firing pin fall is hard. Not sure what firing spring weight they used but you can feel the weight when cocking(not too heavy). Not a bad thing but worth mentioning. The firing system is a bayonet style and comes apart very easily without tools. The trigger hanger uses one small hex screw on the rear and was very easy to install also. Not sure if Mack Bros offers different hangers to tune different triggers. IMO the action is very well machined and the features it comes with compared to higher end actions is a bargain. The action does bind when trying to manipulate it fast. Hopefully when it is well broken in it'll bind less. I plan to have this action DLC'd to see if it will run smoother.
I wonder if they machine actions for the higher end custom names and what the mark up comes out to be.
@Caterpillardoc how is the bolt lift and close?
I back ordered an action mid-July and received it the end of July. I used the action to replace a factory Rem 700 with a Criterion barrel. I did have to remove .010” off the barrel end to headspace the chamber. I‘m using a first generation XLR Element chassis and had to cut a slot in front of the rear action screw to allow clearance for the trigger hanger attaching screw.
The finish on the action is nice and it functions well. The combination action/barrel is very accurate. The action does not feel as smooth as my Kelbly Atlas, however I’m certain it will improve once it’s been cycled more.
Overall I think it’s a great action, particularly for the price. I will probably buy another.
A nitride finish will help it more than DLC