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Re: To the gunsmith I go
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January 15, 2010, 10:36:04 PM »
I think you made a good choice Jack. I had a Vias on my old 338 RUM years ago, was not impressed, with either the recoil reduction, or the ear splitting boom it produced. Make sure to post the results on your DE brake. Later
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Almost all of the benchrest guys go with the Vais brake,the recoil reduction on my
300 win was a drastic reduction and I don't think it is very loud at all,look at how they are designed,with holes coming out the front,lots of the sound and blast are going forward!Best design IMO.
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gonna go with the Defensive Edge brake instead
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My 300 WM with a DE brake.......It is a great brake. Good choice, Jackelope. I am pushing 190 Bergers pretty hard and it kicks like a *censored* cat.
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you guys are killing me, I have a few I want to put them on but just never get around to it, now you got me going again.
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thanks guys. with the brake that was on the rifle it was a sweet shooter...i hope nothing changes. kicked a lot less than my 30-06's. i hope this one does the same.
i'll post pics up when i get her back.
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Dropped off my odd 6 to Brian at Spot on Smithing today. I can not wait to get it back. He seems to know his stuff. Jackelop, make sure to post some pics and what you think of the shops work when it is all done as will I.
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will do.
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update:
the brake is in and the brake and barrel are headed to the lathe to be turned down to match the barrel. here's a couple pics before the turning...i'll post some other pics after it's done and polished.
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pre-milling down and polish:
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Tally 1 piecer installed..:
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Defensive edge brakes are up at the top of the list in my book. Good call
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What? No fluting?
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No fluting. Fluting brings me back to another post you made on this topic the last time we talked about this...regarding a pro hunter barrel is .260 or the like. I decided I would probably want a smaller caliber barrel at some point so when I do I will go with a Pro Hunter barrel that will already be fluted. That will be my move towards a lightweight barrel for this rig. The smith wasn't comfortable fluting this barrel because of pressure concerns, said it could be done but they'd have to send it out somewhere to be done and I didn't want to do all.
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I understand. Well, if there's a day when you want that one fluted. There is a guy in Puyallup that does it.
Get a scope on that thing and go shoot!
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