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Well that's your opinion not an answer I respect your opinion but what other options are their if you need a bolt?to throw away and replace with anything not PTG
This......to throw away and replace with anything not PTG
Don't you mean "Coned Breach Barrels" ?Mac brothers sells aftermarket 700 bolts. cones nose bolts are for coned breech actions
it's not an opinion.Well that's your opinion not an answer I respect your opinion but what other options are their if you need a bolt?
Smartass.........Breech - noun: the part of a firearm at the rear of the barrel. (Amongst other definitions)
Breach - noun: a gap (as in a wall) made by battering (Amongst other definitions)
This is right up there with brake (to slow down) and break (to smash something)
All of you with muzzle breaks on your barrels instead of brakes probably have a breach in the barrel at the breech because of you breaking the other end....
So, you're saying that if you are a machinist and own a lathe/mill PTG is a great option for mostly finished out of spec gun parts, that will fit after further machining by you?Pacific Tool& Gauge bolts have mostly been a good product for me...they are not a "drop in" fit, necessarily, even besides the headspace issue that is not an issue and is actually expected.. most problems easily corrected in a lathe. and bolt extractor parts like the M16 may require fitting, or re drilling ... it's more of a gunsmith part, than a consumer part. I do my own gun work so it's not a big deal to turn down a bolt to fit the action or re-do in a milling machine.
They can give you the wrong part, and customer service needs improvement. I buy their products "in stock" from vendors, no waiting.
So, you're saying that if you are a machinist and own a lathe/mill PTG is a great option for mostly finished out of spec gun parts, that will fit after further machining by you?
Yes, the bolt is not a drop in... like most standardized AR 15 parts... which some of those standardized parts do not fit as many find, when assembling an AR. I found that out again yesterday 2 of 4 would not quite fit...ya just do a little rework. Same is true for the Rem 700 PT&G bolt. You can measure both frontSo, you're saying that if you are a machinist and own a lathe/mill PTG is a great option for mostly finished out of spec gun parts, that will fit after further machining by you?
So, you're saying that if you are a machinist and own a lathe/mill PTG is a great option for mostly finished out of spec gun parts, that will fit after further machining by you?
Pacific Tool& Gauge bolts have mostly been a good product for me...they are not a "drop in" fit, necessarily, even besides the headspace issue that is not an issue and is actually expected.. most problems easily corrected in a lathe. and bolt extractor parts like the M16 may require fitting, or re drilling ... it's more of a gunsmith part, than a consumer part. I do my own gun work so it's not a big deal to turn down a bolt to fit the action or re-do in a milling machine.
They can give you the wrong part, and customer service needs improvement. I buy their products "in stock" from vendors, no waiting.
The recievers are most likely within factory specifications ... no reciever is perfect, no matter who makes it...they all fall within tolerences specified by the manufacturer.To go with your banana shaped, out of spec, 700 action.
where in any of that explanation did it save you time and money?, saves me time and money.
So, you're saying that if you are a machinist and own a lathe/mill PTG is a great option for mostly finished out of spec gun parts, that will fit after further machining by you?
Or you just buy a Tikka...The recievers are most likely within factory specifications ... no reciever is perfect, no matter who makes it...they all fall within tolerences specified by the manufacturer.
So ya can bore the reciever bolt raceway, if ya want, I sometimes do.. But not necessary, most are usually within .001" to .0015" difference end to end. Example .702" to .7035" some less. Not a big deal...just slide a .700" to .701" bolt dia ordered from PT&G and have a nice fitting bolt. Full bolt lug engagement when the receiver is trued...for a nice action, capable of small groups with a good quality barrel...works for me, saves me time and money. If It's not for you, don't do it...simple.
LOL! Yeah, 'cause I need a bolt action rifle with pic rails mounted on the side. <chuckle> "Gee, let's take a 700 action cut and D&T'ed for test equipment, and talk it up as some super spook gun, and charge people a premium for it." Smdh...Hoelee sheet!
look at this!
Remington 40x Action - Military Style Rail/Lug - Pacific Tool and Gauge
Remington 700 40x Action with Factory Bolt at Pacific Tool and Gaugepacifictoolandgauge.com
Fucking DARPA (secret-weapons-lab special exclusive maximum) cut by actual retired military personnel! How many companies use pussyass, regular, trained machinists to run their mills? Not PTG! These shouldn’t be for sale to the non-pipe hitting public. That’s the most bitchen, tactical, snipery, do-my-fucking-part action on the planet, and you can ONlY get one from PTG. In fact, what other company has a sale on “made-to-order” parts you have to wait for? Is this like a bespoke overstock?
Honestly, if I didn’t know this was real I’d say that even their website is a parody.
I bought the last 17, wait for the sale thread and pick one up not so cheapLOL! Yeah, 'cause I need a bolt action rifle with pic rails mounted on the side. <chuckle> "Gee, let's take a 700 action cut and D&T'ed for test equipment, and talk it up as some super spook gun, and charge people a premium for it." Smdh...
Hello Flipper, is that you?I bought the last 17, wait for the sale thread and pick one up not so cheap
I am counting my flips rigjtnow. How many I gonna need? It would be super sweet with this engraved schimit and bender I bought with KFC gravy and chicken skins.I bought the last 17, wait for the sale thread and pick one up not so cheap
So, what you are saying is that I should check the consignment section of EO for these ?Hello Flipper, is that you?![]()
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Hello from the otherside.Hello Flipper, is that you?![]()
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Refresh me on how much a flip is with again? I’m old and lose count quicklyI am counting my flips rigjtnow. How many I gonna need? It would be super sweet with this engraved schimit and bender I bought with KFC gravy and chicken skins.
$225 million? I think you forgot the flips conversion.So, what you are saying is that I should check the consignment section of EO for these ?
Sigh. 15,000 Flips, as usual, right ?![]()
Just bein' lazy. It's all "Paper Money" anyway............$225 million? I think you forgot the flips conversion.
Buck, Two Ninety Eight........Write it down. I did.Refresh me on how much a flip is with again? I’m old and lose count quickly
I don't know about the exchange rate, but I have a shit load of them and the Walmarts won't take them.Refresh me on how much a flip is with again? I’m old and lose count quickly
You do it your self, no long wait times, no labor costs...example the Bartlein barrel arrived about a week after I ordered it at noon.. I already had the components for the build including a new PT& G bolt . So I chambered, threaded for a 419 muzzle brake, trued the action, installed the m16 extractor, made a bolt knob, and reloaded new Alpha 6 dasher brass in 12 hrs total including breaks, eating and a cold drink or two...I was shooting the rifle in 24 hrs after the barrel blank was delivered....no labor cost, tranfer fees, shipping of a rifle, no waiting for a gunsmith to get around to my project for 6 months or longer.where in any of that explanation did it save you time and money?
It's "you're"...Your right meant to say coned brEEch barrels