I have a Remington 700 SPS-V .308 that I bought brand new and has not been shot. I made up some dummy training rounds for me to practice cycling the bolt with Winchester brass and Sierra 165's. While doing drills today I noticed that the brass was getting scratched up the length of the body of the brass and the case rim also. I tried to take pictures of it, but it doesn't show up too well even without the flash. Single feeding the rounds seem to come out w/o scratches.
I will be trashing the Dick's special plastic stock and restocking it with a MCM A5 and Badger DBM. I also will need to send the action out to get threaded for suppressor, and badger bolt knob install. I was thinking of having someone like GAP do the threading, should I just let them check it out? Any thoughts?
I will be trashing the Dick's special plastic stock and restocking it with a MCM A5 and Badger DBM. I also will need to send the action out to get threaded for suppressor, and badger bolt knob install. I was thinking of having someone like GAP do the threading, should I just let them check it out? Any thoughts?