Looking in to swaping out a remington barrel and am interested in the Rem/Age set up. Anyone on here have experience with that set up? Appreciate the replys.
The Rem/Age system is our product line. If you would like to ask any questions you can contact me on my direct line - 763/682-4296.
I do have some referral names that I can share but I will not post this information out of respect of my customers.
Jim Briggs
NSS
Remage barrels set up also known as Savingtons. LOL
I have two of them a 22-250 and a 338 Edge and both perform flawlessly,
in the beginning I got them just to piss off the Remington purists, but they shoot so well that I'm just glad I have them,
my favorite is "that's a disgrace putting a barrel nut on Remington" Well Well Well looky here what Remington is producing,
a 700 with a barrel nut, If you can't beat em join em.
Dean
RUMs are like woman in Stiletto heals, you know they are going to put you in the poor house, but that has never stopped anyone from pursuing them.
The Remington prefit is the greatest thing to come along in forever...
No gunsmith needed, drop in barrels. They shoot the same as shouldered barrels.
The Criterion is top notch and there are lots of other companies getting into these prefits. I think it is great!!! Jim is a great guy and sells great products!! I like the way he thinks...
My latest prefit had a point of aim within an inch of the shouldered barrel made by one of the best smiths in the country... That means it is square. Enough said.
You might check out this thread:
http://www.savageshooters.com/showth...k-Creek-Prefit
and this one:
http://www.savageshooters.com/showth...s-with-the-nut
Last edited by Bradley Walker; 05-09-2013 at 05:01 PM.
No more waiting a year for a barrel or shipping your receiver back and forth... Screw all that...Originally Posted by scope eye
You will need to relieve the stock for the nut.
My main prairie dog rifle is a 700 22-250 that is more than likely on its last season if the stats about barrel life are true and I am looking forward to switching out to one of Jims barrels.
I would appreciate it if y'all would not use the "R" word in my presence....
Even though the concept is pretty interesting.
And Dean, I like Savington better than the Remage label. Nicely done.
'Scuse me while I whip this out...!
Remage sounds a little foo foo. I have a 300 mag tube for my Savage on order with Jim, he is a dam nice guy and will give you all the details and answer any question you might have. Had to order the 300 mag barrel because I wanted a bull in 28 inches long, wanted an artillery piece just for fun. Cant wait to get it mounted. Jim also has the barrel wrench and lugs, everything you need actually.
Yea I prefer to think of it as a savington
Someone once told me that there is no way you will spin off a factory 700 barrel without taking it to a smith. Did I get some bad info?
I have an action wrench and a vice.
I have never been able to get a factory barrel off and I have all the tools needed, I don't even want to know how the smith does it.
Dean
RUMs are like woman in Stiletto heals, you know they are going to put you in the poor house, but that has never stopped anyone from pursuing them.
I have removed only one Remington barrel. I must say it was a tough one to remove. I had built barrel block out of oak wood, that was mounted on my metal transmission stand. Steel plate on both sides so I can really hold it tight. It took all of my weight (188lbs) on the action wrench. It made a big snap and came loose. Doable though...
Not that hard with a good bbl vise , I did not have one on my first two , I will have for the next one !
I ordered the whole kit from Jim, barrel vice, nut, and lug for my Rem build (barrel from Rock Creek) as well as the Savage 300 WM build I have going on at the same time. I also got this tool that holds the lug in place while you tighten the barrel nut, I didn't like the idea of cutting into my action.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Recoil-Lug-A...item3cc99280ce
You need HEAT. The barrels from the factory are Red Loctited in place. So you will need to get the Loctite heated to the point the adhesion breaks free. It takes several minutes of direct heat.. (maybe like 10-15 minutes) with a propane torch to get the Loctite to break. You will know when the Loctite is burning when it starts to smoke...
I've never used heat on a Remington Barrel/action and have never had one not come loose. The trick is a proper wrench and vise.
Bobby
The only barrels I have had trouble with were mauser as they are much like a class 3 fit almost an interference fit on some.Heat will cure your ills as the winchesters can be the same way with loctite and the propane is plenty of heat to remove red loctite.
Willing to give back for what the sport has done for me!
There was a great post with plenty of pics here a couple months ago, I can't find it now. Rem/Age onto a xp100 action. Jim is a gentleman, great to deal with.
This is Topstrap's post on Specialty Pistol
http://specialtypistols.infopop.cc/e...4/m/2180065166
Last edited by Appleseed; 06-04-2013 at 08:23 AM.
I agree with this. This is how my friend has been removing Remington barrels for the last twenty years although I'm not sure if it's Loctite or what. He usually uses a torch suited for silver soldering and heats the barrel, NOT the receiver.
Thanks for the info gents.
Tried everything, looks like I will have to puss out and get a smith to remove the barrel.
Better that than mess up the receiver.
Did you end up having a gunsmith remove it? If not I have another way of doing it I don't think anyone mentioned; but you will need access to a lathe
Yeah took it to a smith, he had a bit of a time with it too, more than usual he said.
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