Reply With QuoteHeadspace the barrel , mark were you want the engraving to be
remove the barrel , take it to a trophy shop an have it engraved
Well, I finally have all of the parts necessary to complete my Savage 6mm Rem. build. As I posted earlier, after waiting a while for the barrel I am disappointed McGowen engraved it on the exterior and the stamp will be on the bolt side upside down. This is even more so after another gentleman posted a pic of his prefit Shilen that wasn't engraved on the exterior at all!
Headspace the barrel , mark were you want the engraving to be
remove the barrel , take it to a trophy shop an have it engraved
I could do that but I still have the old engraving showing upside down on the opposite side of the barrel. It doesn't hurt anything, it just looks really unprofessional and that someone didn't know what they were doing!
Hate to hear about your engraving.
The parts for your build look good! Keep us posted on the rifle and load development. Don't see the 6mm rem much.
Scooter
Nice looking combination. I like wood and some variation on a blue receiver.
What is the barrel coating?
IF you do it again try Shilen. They don't mark the exterior. Now sure all who does and doesn't
XC does. So that one has the markings odd angle.
We had one reports the stamping transmitted through the metal to the barrel.
Not sure it happens often but another reason to go with no exterior marks.
lol! Well I won't tell...so no one will really know it is "unprofessional" and "on the bolt side upside down" unless you tell.I am disappointed McGowen engraved it on the exterior and the stamp will be on the bolt side upside down.
Just curious
If you put the no go gauge in and screw the barrel down where is the engraving then?
No go is saami max. If you are a reloader saami max would be fine as long as you only bump the shoulder 1 or 2 thousandths
Still upside down.
As Robinhood pointed out, as go/ no go and field are very close, not much barrel screwing around in or out to massive change.
Good idea to go with the 6mm Remington. If the Shilen is a "shooter", you will like it. Did one of those a while back and learned that it does have some advantages over the 243.
I've never shot or had one but I'm kinda intrigued by it. It's a little unusual(or uncommon I guess) actually has a little more case capacity than the 243. I'm really curious to see his range results with it.Originally Posted by wbm
What were some of your results wbm?
Scooter
I'm the Boss. I make sure what she wants gets done.
Here's a few.
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