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7 hours ago, Patfairlane said:
Grabagun has the 20 round drum for the VR80 for$86.39 plus $10.00 shipping...That is the same as the one Tooth and Nail sells for $139.00 plus $23.00 shipping...But for the $68.00 extra I spent from Tooth and Nail I was told the post office hasn't picked up 20 something drums ready to be shipped...Although I was sent a email 3 days ago saying it was shipped...I paid extra just so I could get this kind of service...I am sure others have been treated good, and some have not been treated good...I just wanted others out there that count on what they have read on this forum to not be counted on as written in stone.
Feel free to roll the dice and order the drum from grab a gun. We state on the website please allow 3 business days for tuning of your drum. Based on you comments I assume you are the gentleman whom I spoke with on the phone today. Which placed your order on the 4th. Please correct me if I am wrong.
We tune drums so they run correctly. We have had a 5% success rate with current drums coming from promag. We test fire(live fire in our shop gun) and tune every drum before it leaves our shop. If this is unacceptable please let me know and we will gladly refund your order and cancel. Which we could have done when you called today. Thanks!
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Feel free to roll the dice and order the drum from grab a gun. We state on the website please allow 3 business days for tuning of your drum. Based on you comments I assume you are the gentleman whom I spoke with on the phone today. Which placed your order on the 4th. Please correct me if I am wrong.
We tune drums so they run correctly. We have had a 5% success rate with current drums coming from promag. We test fire and tune every drum before it leaves our shop. If this is unacceptable please let me know and we will gladly refund your order and cancel. Which we could have done when you called today. Thanks!
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On 10/24/2018 at 6:20 PM, wgj3 said:
How did you make this happen?
Drew them up and 3D printed them.
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I made some new ones as soon as I mounted a Luth stock on my rifle. Love it now.
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That's an interesting problem. Did the machine sit for a lengthy amount of time?
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Run them in every gun I have. Only setup worth running IMHO.
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The intent is to prevent a random guy with a home done sketchy trigger job going prone with a hot pistol, hitting the ground too hard and the gun going off. Yes it is rare but I have seen trigger jobs that would do exactly that. The idea is safety to the group of shooters behind the line of fire. Nothing more.
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Did you check the driver in the cabinet? Make sure you don't have any red lights on any of the drivers. Also check the wiring harness plugs that plug into the drivers. If they are fried so is your driver.
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We run a 60 second penalty for a firearm abandoned off safe. Its a steep enough penalty to encourage people not to do it and at the same time won't send you home.
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Lead Farm Range will be hosting a Run and Gun Biathlon on December 2. 5 stages requiring a rough count of 75 rds of rifle and pistol ammo. Course between stages will be roughly 5 kilometers(3.1miles) long. We will offer 2 divisions for this event. Minimalist and Trooper. Both divisions are run what you brung. If you want to carry it, you can shoot it.
Minimalist is a basic division with no requirements. You may leave packs or belts at the start of the stage. No weight requirements for gear.
Trooper requires you to finish with a minimum of 30# of gear. Rifle, pistol, mags, belts, packs and vests count toward your total. Clothing does not count. You may not ditch any firearms, packs or belts prior or during the stage. Only magazines may be dropped.
Scoring will be 50/50 and scored using points. 500 points for the run, 100 points for each stage. Any weight time at stages will be subtracted from your total run time.
We will do a staggered start with a new shooter starting every 5 minutes. You will self squad in November after payment has been received. Squadding position will determine your run time.
If you have any questions let me know. Sign up is on Practiscore. Cost is $50.
https://practiscore.com/lead-farm-2-gun-run-n-gun-match/register
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Looking for a match to fill your schedule in October? Look no further. 8 Stages in 2 days. $130 match fee. Max rifle distance of 600 yards. Will be a mix of natural terrain and bay style stages held at Lead Farm Range in Versailles, MO. This is the final match for our series championship. There will be no prize table but we will have a shoot-off for cash that is open for anyone to shoot. Let me know if you have any questions.
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5 minutes ago, 1chota said:
Usually about 6oo is the max. Those are rare. Out to 400 is the most common array, with one or two a little farther.
Thats what I remember as well. Just wanted to be sure there weren't any curve balls this year. Especially since the slug count seems unusually low.
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19 hours ago, rlhhds said:
Then what may I ask?
Have you barrel re-threaded for win chokes. Win-choke will screw in but its loose and sloppy until it bottoms out.
We had some of our breacher chokes threaded for the match 21mm pattern but if you plan on shooting a lot of 3-gun have it reamed and rethreaded.
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UTAS has yet to settle on a final design for the gun. Of the last 10 we have gotten in for customers every single one has been different in atleast 1 way. Until a long run production version is settled on its not worth trying to work on the platform.
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Very common. You need to fit the safety to your trigger. Go slow and check often.
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So its a savage barrel system that accepts Rem700 parts? Looks like a nice option.
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I have done it to a customers zig racker. Easily done. If you do over heat it and get a small stain it can be polished back out.
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Not using sand paper. Using 36 grit silicon carbide and epoxy. Same stuff people use in rock tumblers.
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Using silicone carbide. Have 36, 60 and 80 grit.
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I did 60 grit on one of my buddies VM hg. He dry fires religiously 30 minutes each day. He said for that it was too rough so he started putting masking tape over it for dry fire. He said for matches the grit was perfect. We have done 80 grit as well which is even more mild. I run 36 on my pistol.
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2 minutes ago, jbran267 said:
Back to the topic, I ran an SSA for two seasons and just switched to an S3G. I haven't decided yet if the speed on the bay stages makes up for the (in my opinion) decreased ability to control the break at long range.
I never did like the feel of the S3G. Off-hand was where it showed up the worst. Just not predictable enough for me. Granted had I spent enough time with it I am sure it is manageable, just wasn't worth it to me.
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Check out TriggerTech. They have several models. I ran an SSA-E in my old guns liked it but didn't know any better(reset is super long). Switched to a single stage for 2 years with my JP. Now back with a 2 stage from TriggerTech. Reset is super short (.03"). Breaks at a crisp 2.5 pounds.
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Remington Versa Max Competition work in progress
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Needs a Tooth and Nail Armory flush handgaurd! No speed bump to deal with loading!!