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Duane Wiebe (CG&R)
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This is a 30-60 utilizing a sleeve that bridges the barrel threads resulting in four abutment surfaces. Fully adjustable for any wear and no tools required for the take down process.













 
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Words fail me, but magnificent to say the least.


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metal
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Brilliant!!!
 
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JTEX
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Outstanding.
 
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Duane,

What's the purpose of the two brass (?) circles in the fore-end?

Thanks for sharing.

Lee
 
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Duane Wiebe (CG&R)
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Those are escutcheons. Two 1/4" cross pins attach the fore arm to the rear sight,,,which is, of course, attached to the barrel with four set screws.

In the event of perceptible wear, just tighten the barrel as you wish, loosen the set screws to bring both front and rear sight up to battery, tighten and you're good to go.

And..in a PM, I was asked how much it weighed...8 lbs even without scope, 9.2 with (That is not a light weight scope!)
 
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Monastery-Forester
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Nice mount!
 
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Lee Baumgart
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Duane,

Thanks for the explanation.

Lee
 
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lindy2
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Would this type of design work on current Winchester Model 70 Rifles?
 
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Nice idea and good way to compensate for wear. I like it.
It would not work on anything with an extractor cut. So, for a Model 70, it would have to be a push feed flat breech only. Because of the wear tightening method of turning the barrel and realigning the sights and the sleeve, that could not be done on a barrel with an extractor cut.
I am answering for Duane; sorry.
 
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Todd Williams
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That's one sweet rifle and take down set up.
 
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Duane Wiebe (CG&R)
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DCPD..quite alright and very true. I will only do take down on 98 system.

Having said that, Barney Worthen (1920's master out of San Francisco..yeah, that's right ....SAN FRANCISCO !!!) did a bunch of Spingfield TD's...He utilized a threaded take up on the barrel to compensate for wear.

Realistically, any action with one abutment would lend itself to accelerated wear potential.

In over 40 years, I have only been asked once only to do a re adjustment (Using 98's of course)

On another matter, sharp eyed GasGunner noticed I had used one of his VERY nice barrel band swivels..Sorry I missed pointing that out
 
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Can you make the escutcheons match the crossbolts?


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Duane Wiebe (CG&R)
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Of course
 
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Jim Kobe
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And flat top checkering to boot


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It is one of those “don’t ask if you can’t afford it,” but I am curious.


I meant to be DSC Member...bad typing skills.

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Duane Wiebe (CG&R)
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By nature, anything "one of a kind"..yes, expensive to some, may be pocket money to another
 
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Don Markey
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Beautiful! Might I ask how the sleeve is attached to the receiver?
Don
 
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Duane Wiebe (CG&R)
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Sure...soldered
 
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Very nice indeed.


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Neat rifle... well executed as usual Duane.


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And - which is more - you'll be a Man, my son!
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Beautiful rifle!


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