mgood
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Defiance Deviant Hunter finished, paid for, shipped 
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elkaholic
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Defiance Deviant Hunter finished, paid for, shipped
Good news on your action! I have a #3 fluted Brux on my new super light 270SS built on a Lone Peak TI action. The field ready rifle weighs in right at 7 lbs. It has a 21" barrel.....Rich
mgood
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I knew starting out that this would be a lengthy process. I can't afford to buy everything at once, so I'm getting a piece here and a piece there. That action was the most expensive piece, I hope. I need to take my barrel to the smith so he can start putting it together. I'll be contacting elkaholic about that reamer soon.
My barrel's going to be 24" or maybe 24.5" I'm fascinated by your super light project, but that's really not what I'm going for here. Mine will be much lighter than most "long-range" rifles, but more of a medium-light is what I had in mind. I still worry a little that I may wish I'd gotten a slightly heavier barrel. #3 unfluted or #4 fluted was the original plan. The #3 fluted was kind of a last-minute wild hare decision.
Bucks4me2
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NICE! I am glad to see you getting together, I have been following your progress. You are going to love shooting that SS. Happy for you
elkaholic
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I knew starting out that this would be a lengthy process. I can't afford to buy everything at once, so I'm getting a piece here and a piece there. That action was the most expensive piece, I hope. I need to take my barrel to the smith so he can start putting it together. I'll be contacting elkaholic about that reamer soon.
My barrel's going to be 24" or maybe 24.5" I'm fascinated by your super light project, but that's really not what I'm going for here. Mine will be much lighter than most "long-range" rifles, but more of a medium-light is what I had in mind. I still worry a little that I may wish I'd gotten a slightly heavier barrel. #3 unfluted or #4 fluted was the original plan. The #3 fluted was kind of a last-minute wild hare decision.
I think that your barrel will be great! Normally I would build something closer to what you are doing but all my rifles are on the heavy side and I decided to go completely the other way. I hope it doesn't kick like a mule
.....Rich
mgood
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mgood
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Just arrived
mgood
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Finally heard from my smith and he's ready to ream the chamber.
mgood
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Reamed, screwed, crowned, and beaded
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couesaddict
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That's a slick lookin barreled action. I'm getting the itch. Just had a 270 Sherman built over the spring and drew some blood with it this fall. Seriously considering a ss build on the light side in the next year for my wife. It would be braked though. She's not very fond of recoil. I'm just getting her into hunting these last couple years and she shot her second deer a little over a week ago. Seems like she's got the bug finally.
mgood
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McMillan Remington Sporter stock ordered.
In one of the McSwirly patterns: 40% light tan, 35% olive, 25% black.
Standard fill weight, regular Decelerator recoil pad.
In one of the McSwirly patterns: 40% light tan, 35% olive, 25% black.
Standard fill weight, regular Decelerator recoil pad.
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That's a really good looking barrel. Well done.
elkaholic
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Very nice! Can't wait to see some smoke.....rich
mgood
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Still slowly creeping forward with this project. I ordered McMillan's bottom metal along with the stock. Still need a trigger, and the reloading dies.
