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Gentlemen

Is there any chance I could trouble one of you with a Remingtom Ultra Mag follower box to photograph it and post the photos.

I'm looking to make some simple windows in my follower box and just want to look at how Remington has done them in their Ultra Mag rifles.

A few simple measurements would be appreciated as well

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Here it is with ammo in it.



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Thanx Gents

Thats exactly what I needed

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Why for the "windows" ?
 
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Originally posted by craigster:
Why for the "windows" ?


To save weight of course...
 
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Skipping lunch would make up for a lot of windowing.
 
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Originally posted by craigster:
Why for the "windows" ?



OK, very simple,

Nothing to do with weight, it's a big bore rifle, I'd like more weight

I have improved my case design, blown the shoulders and case taper out of the walls, and have lost magazine capacity......only just, but one less.

With the windows, it should allow the case walls and shoulders to sit out a little wider, the cases should stack better and I hope I get that extra case back in the mag

Thats always been the reason for the windows, what are you guys talking about. ?????????

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Originally posted by craigster:
Why for the "windows" ?


To save weight of course...


I pretty much knew what the answer would be. Just think how much weight a guy could save by using lighter bullets... coffee
 
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Originally posted by craigster:
Why for the "windows" ?



OK, very simple,

I have improved my case design, blown the shoulders and case taper out of the walls, and have lost magazine capacity......only just, but one less.

With the windows, it should allow the case walls and shoulders to sit out a little wider, the cases should stack better and I hope I get that extra case back in the mag

regards
S&F


Sounds like a plan!
 
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I thought it was so the cartridges would feel better, having a view and all. that's why people in my office always want windows, so they can see outside.

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Why would you want "windows" in a flower box?

Oh....never mind.


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