std7mag
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I'm anxiously awaiting to see some holes in paper & the glamour shot on a game animal!!
"Mr. Hefner.
I'm ready for my close up now."
"Mr. Hefner.
I'm ready for my close up now."
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You and me both!I'm anxiously awaiting to see some holes in paper & the glamour shot on a game animal!!
"Mr. Hefner.
I'm ready for my close up now."
.375-70? Cool build. Love wildcats.
Correct. This is the "improved" version of the 38-56.I'm just discovering this thread and haven't read the entire thing yet, but I have to ask - Isn't this just another way of saying .38-56?
the .38-56 is a well known cartridge that's been around for over a century.
Looks like the timing is pretty much spot on. Feeds pretty well also it seems. This project is shaping up very nicely.Since I modified the carrier to accept the longer cartridge, I made a new carrier rocker and moved the hook further back to retain strength.
Had to adjust the timing of the lever and carrier. Seems like it works pretty well, haven't run it hard yet.
P.S. hope you like the video, had to tape my phone to a stool like some kind of poor.
I love this project a bunch. You did a great jobBeen doing the monotonous little stuff that always adds up at the end. I polished everything I could get to in the action, did some trigger work, safety delete, and the final piece of the puzzle: the rear sling stud. I didn't need to make it but I figured I'd already made everything thus far so...
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I thought exploded view was neat, of course I thought of it after the rail was torqued down.
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I'll get some better photos this weekend, and hopefully a range report.
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Thank you, it's been fun.I love this project a bunch. You did a great job