So who are you using for 6 Dasher chambering?
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Not to toot my own horn, but we at PVA have a lot of experience with building match winning Dashers, BR's and the other variants off the case.
http://www.tscustom.com/
These guys have been spinning up BR's and it's variants since before it was the hot new shiny.
These guys have been spinning up BR's and it's variants since before it was the hot new shiny.
PVA/ Josh
TS customs/Travis
LRI/Chad
Pick one. Josh is the most active in here and helps anyone, not just customers.
TS customs/Travis
LRI/Chad
Pick one. Josh is the most active in here and helps anyone, not just customers.
Will absolutely vouch for Josh at PVA. He helped me through an issue that clearly was not his own. Spent plenty of his valuable time doing so, assuring I fully understood the remedy. He’s got my business, certain.
Eric Goss at AxisWorks in Tempe, AZ has chambered four 6 Dasher barrels for me and they have all been tack drivers.
Yeah, I would vote PVA as well.
Why? Josh @bohem is a encyclopedia of all things precision shooting. And I mean all things, not just gunsmithing. Projectiles, optics, powders - he knows them all and the math/engineering behind it. Hell, he has designed his own line of bullets, Flatlines by Warner Tool. The external ballistic math is not easy and he has mastered it. Using him as a gunsmith gets you access to this encyclopedia, in case you ever need it.
And on the gunsmithing front - he comes from an aerospace engineering background at Boeing and he drives his machines with the precision aerospace requires. In this context, I'm not at all surprised by the consistent results his guns are getting. His Dashers (and really anything of his in 6mm) shoot 1 hole groups at 100 unless the shooter is doing something wrong.
For complete disclosure, I have known Josh in the shooting community for 10 years and I'm a friend of his.
Why? Josh @bohem is a encyclopedia of all things precision shooting. And I mean all things, not just gunsmithing. Projectiles, optics, powders - he knows them all and the math/engineering behind it. Hell, he has designed his own line of bullets, Flatlines by Warner Tool. The external ballistic math is not easy and he has mastered it. Using him as a gunsmith gets you access to this encyclopedia, in case you ever need it.
And on the gunsmithing front - he comes from an aerospace engineering background at Boeing and he drives his machines with the precision aerospace requires. In this context, I'm not at all surprised by the consistent results his guns are getting. His Dashers (and really anything of his in 6mm) shoot 1 hole groups at 100 unless the shooter is doing something wrong.
For complete disclosure, I have known Josh in the shooting community for 10 years and I'm a friend of his.
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