Reply With QuoteSinarms (Sinman), Sharp Shooter Supply - both supporters/vendors here
Any competent gunsmith can prefit a barrel for ya.
What ya buildin'?
I would appreciate any info leading to a quality barrel threading and chambering service. Thanks for any info
Sinarms (Sinman), Sharp Shooter Supply - both supporters/vendors here
Any competent gunsmith can prefit a barrel for ya.
What ya buildin'?
Trappst, I want to do two builds one is a 338 edge and the other is a 7mm RSAUM. I would like to supply the barrels and have them chambered, threaded and crowned. Got any ideas on a service provider for tht?
Both Sinman and SSS could do the work for ya but I doubt either of them have those reamers. You would have to buy or rent a reamer.
No gunsmiths in my area so I go to SSS or Sinman. I've had work done by both and everything has been great!
Reamer Rental:
http://www.reamerrentals.com/
http://www.4-dproducts.com/
To buy:
www.pacifictoolandgauge.com
Sinman has the 338 Edge reamer.
I had a 32" McGowan and an RWS muzzle brake sent to him.
He chambered and threaded both ends for me. He does really good work.
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BTW...I'd skip the 7RSAUM and go for the 7mmWSM. More velocity and much better brass. I'm using Norma 300wsm brass. Simple fireform and I can still use factory ammo.
"Muzzle velocity is a depreciating asset, not unlike a new car, but BC, like diamonds, is forever."-German A. Salazar
Gentlemen, Thanks for the info. I am new to this forum and , I am leary of what I post , I don't want to create any hard feelings. I am not familar with any of the businesses mentioned. I just didn,t know if they would work on barrels that aren,t in-house brands. There is a wealth of knowledge here and lots of members that seem to be more than glad to help. I appreciate that atmosphere. Thanks .
Don't be leary of this place. This sight is probably the most open and friendly one that I visit. We are always happy to answer your questions (occasionally correctly).
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But correct answers cost more! ;DOriginally Posted by BrentWin
It's better to shoot for the moon and hit the fencepost than to shoot for the fencepost and hit the ground!
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