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Quick question guys. To remove the buffer tube on the chassis, do I need to unscrew the allen screws behind the pistol grip? I just got my castle nut wrench in, but the castle nut gets tight when I turn it left or right, but it's loose in between.
Has anyone tried using the Ergo F-93 butt stock with the XLR chassis? It looks like it would work.
http://www.weaponsandgear.com/pictures/_E/_Ergo/EG4925_1.jpg
Give me an example of what you mean by hollow nose projectile, because the majority of popular bullets for precision rifle shooting are "hollow nose" bullets (called hollow point) and are all i ever used until i switched to amax bullets for my Remington 260.
I belong to the savage forum and have not noticed a trend that suggests that your issue is a common one.
If you are having the problem it could be the feed ramp of your receiver needs polishing, in which case the XLR will not help you.
The only other things that could cause your feeding problem would be improper inletting of your stock for your bottom metal, or a malfunctioning/improperly assembled magazine. If either are the case, then yes the XLR will fix it, but so would any aftermarket bottom metal, or new magazine/repaired inletting.
Ok so when I use say, .223 American Eagle hollow Points it will only feed %10 of the time.
Working the Bolt catches the Round but feeds it low (I was wrong when I said high) so it look as if it could be a spring issue? I have gently tweaked the Mag "Lips" to allow them to feed easier and this did help a bit so I was hoping a new mag and chassis combo would be better.
Having said that, I have ordered the 22-250 and I'm selling the .223 (that was very accurate) ... If I was to encounter the problem again then hoping the new Mag and Chassis would solve it.
Thanks for your patience, Down here in NZ we don't have access to all the "Bits and pieces" so readily available in the USA so when we have an issue it costs a heap more to fix!
I am building a Varmint set up and the XLR looks the perfect option for the 22-250.
Heres my newest edition to the family...
-Phoenix Machine/Defiance Long Action
-Bolt and knob fluted/coated by Kampfeld Customs
-Rock Creek 5R 1/9.4 barrel finished at 24.5" with SSG V Port Brake
-Jewel Trigger (1 lb)
-Nightforce 20 MoA base
-AD Recon mount
-Nightforce NXS 8-32x56 (NPR-1)
--Chambering work all done by Phoenix Custom Rifles
I have the Carbon Chassis on a Remington 700 SA and am very please with it. However, I did have to file about 1/2mm from one of the action screws that was binding on the bolt when properly torqued. For those of you considering this chassis with a 56mm NightForce scope and 20MOA NightForce rail..... I used the 1.375" X-HIGH Ultra-Light NightForce Rings and the clearance is so tight the bikini lense cover will not fit. Just FYI
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Eek. I did the math according to Kyles website and ordered the badger 1.275 rings. They were supposed to yield at least .09 gap.
The design of this stock is such that you want to run the lowest rings possible. I was going to order the rings you ordered but feared they'd be too high. Hmmm.
But mine is on a TAC338 action that's .050 larger in diameter and my rail might be taller
I calculated using Kyle's formula as well and originally purchased 1.275" rings for my set up. But.... I didn't take into account the extra length the sunshade was going to add. The downward cant of the 20MOA rail resulted in the sunshade contacting the forearm. Since I had already cut the rail to length and like the benefits of the sunshade, the only option was to get higher rings. I was a bit worried about the extra height, but found my setup to be very comfortable and the cheek rest is still adjusted near the center of its adjustment range. Best of luck to you and your setup.
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Is that the Cyclone or Cyclone K can? Have you fed it any subs yet? I have the Cyclone model and found the Corbon 185gr. subs to group very well at 100 yards with consistent velocities.
It's the cyclone. The subs I run are 180 Hornady rn bullets with trail boss powder at 1030 fps I consistently get .75-1 Moa @100yds
21" barrelI haven't started my reloading adventure yet. I have all the equipment and not a bit of time to use it. I have a box of both the 180gr and 220gr Hornady RN bullets waiting on me. If you don't mind me asking....
1. How many grains are you using of the Trail Boss?
2. What length barrel do you have?
3. Twist rate?
4. Did you open up the flash holes?
Thanks
Figured It was time to post up a pic of my setup. Got this put together back in April, nothing fancy, just a basic setup. IOR scope, Harris bipod, ken farrell steel base, and a Savage 10fcp-k barreled action. After a little load development, she shoots pretty well. Third shot was all me, but still not too shabby for an all stock gun + a chassis. Groups is about .750" with the flyer @ 200 yards.
What brand and height rings are you using?
hey Kyle
Have you ever considered installing a barrier stop in front of the magazine well on your design? Or selling this as an option?
What folding mechanism is this? Is this the new proprietary mechanism from xlr?