Originally Posted by
Balvar24
Just to add another level of difficulty, this is the older intermediate action that had the barrel drilled/tapped from the factory for target blocks, which I'm using for my scope.
So, if I face the chamber end of the barrel, I've got to get one full revolution and not fractions of revolutions to get the blocks to align and mount my scope when complete. So, I'm looking at sinking the chamber 0.050". 20 TPI, correct?
I'm thinking maybe, I need to re-chamber similar to a non-savage rifle with the barrel installed in the action to get the blocks aligned. Or, face a little shy of 0.05", short chamber, and proceed slow, adjust as needed.
Anyone know how much clearance is permissible between the bolt face and barrel?
My FIL is the tool/die guy. Usually if he can't help me with these types of projects, it's because I can't sufficiently describe the need. We usually have a good time either way.
This $300 rifle is getting more expensive all the time.
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