SuperChuck
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Just wanting to offer something to help the PSF Community that have the mechanical aptitude and enjoy turning wrenches. Especially the ones that are comfortable with doing their own low-level technical work.
I have an action vise and barrel nut wrench for working on Savage/Stevens 10 and 110 based actions. Savage actions are headspaced using a nut and it makes barrel changes easier than other styles of rifles that require barrel machining and chamber finish reaming after installation.
If you've assembled an A/R, you'd probably get a kick out of customizing a Savage or Stevens action or upgrading to a new/more accurate barrel. Shilen, Criterion, Pac-Nor, McGowan, and other barrel manufacturers make pre-fit Savage Barrels with custom twists, chamber, etc..
I've invested in the tools, and even have the Go/No Go gauges for the 308 family of cartridges (243, 260, 7mm08, 308) and have the Go/No Go Gauges for the 300 AAC Blackout so if you ever get a desire to give it a try, I'd be glad to assist.
Regards,
SC
I have an action vise and barrel nut wrench for working on Savage/Stevens 10 and 110 based actions. Savage actions are headspaced using a nut and it makes barrel changes easier than other styles of rifles that require barrel machining and chamber finish reaming after installation.
If you've assembled an A/R, you'd probably get a kick out of customizing a Savage or Stevens action or upgrading to a new/more accurate barrel. Shilen, Criterion, Pac-Nor, McGowan, and other barrel manufacturers make pre-fit Savage Barrels with custom twists, chamber, etc..
I've invested in the tools, and even have the Go/No Go gauges for the 308 family of cartridges (243, 260, 7mm08, 308) and have the Go/No Go Gauges for the 300 AAC Blackout so if you ever get a desire to give it a try, I'd be glad to assist.
Regards,
SC
