large radius cutter calculation
sin C = D/2Rc
where C = angle of cutter with axis of work surface
D = cutter dia
Rc = desired radius of surface
std flat btm end mill can be woodruff cutter or carbide router bit
obviously cutter must be larger than radius desired
Bridgeport mill angle head 90deg -"C" --- c is angle from work piece not angle from vertical of head
been a while since I've done it and takes some trial and error to get figured out but does work, mauser's tend to be off slightly anyway so best to cut close and plan on bedding base to action for best fit. I believe EGW makes a small ring mauser base, undrilled best bet if allready been drilled, unless factory or your sure holes will match.