Headspace
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17 PPC
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17 Practical (17-223)
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17-250 (17/22-250)
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20 Nosler
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22 Creedmoor
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35 Ackley Magnum
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375 Dakota
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375 Whelen Ackley Improved
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600 Nitro Express
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7.5mm FK Brno
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Anchorlube, cutting fluid, 4 oz.
$12.95Original price was: $12.95.$11.99Current price is: $11.99.Anchorlube, 4 oz. bottle. Anchorlube offers an outstanding level of tool-life along with a fast, smooth cut on the hardest metals – even with exotic metals.
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Anchorlube, cutting fluid, 8 oz.
$23.95Original price was: $23.95.$19.99Current price is: $19.99.Anchorlube, 8 oz. bottle. Anchorlube offers an outstanding level of tool-life along with a fast, smooth cut on the hardest metals – even with exotic metals.
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AR-10 Extension Gauges, 308 Winchester
$20.00These Gauges permit the checking of a barrel extension and barrel headspace without the need for a BCG or even a bolt. This set for AR-10 chambered in 308 Winchester.
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AR-10 Extension Gauges, Creedmoor
$20.00These Gauges permit the checking of a barrel extension and barrel headspace without the need for a BCG or even a bolt. This set for AR-10 chambered in 6.5mm, 6mm, or 22 Creedmoor. As headspace for all three is identical.
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AR-15 Extension Gauges (5.56)
$20.00These Gauges permit the checking of a barrel extension and barrel headspace without the need for a BCG or even a bolt. This set for 223 Wylde, 5.56 Nato or 223 Remington.
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Chambering for Ackley Cartridge (booklet)
$29.95This booklet is the first of many planned works that provide instruction in the correct and safe methods of gunsmithing. Specifically, this essay discusses Ackley Improved cartridges. In it, we will not teach you how to install and chamber a barrel, we handle that information in another title, “Chambering Rifle Barrels for Accuracy”. In this…
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Chambering Gage (Badger Ordnance)
$30.00This is a fast and easy way to measure headspace on Remington Style barrels. That means barrels with a shoulder. Threaded area (tenon) diameter must be less than 1.060″. Length of the barrel tenon from the shoulder to the back of the headspace Gauge is limited to approximately 1.00″ or less. Instructions include with this…
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Chambering Rifles for Accuracy (book)
$49.95Third of many planned works that provide instruction in the correct and safe methods of gunsmithing. Specifically, this essay discusses several methods that can be used to accurately chamber a rifle barrel. In Part I of the book Fred Zeglin teaches you all about accurate hunting rifles and discusses the variables that must be dealt with…
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Micrometer Reamer Stop
$35.00Precision, repeat-ability, and ease of use: these are the benefits of P. O. Ackley Micrometer Reamer Stop. Now you can do production runs with your Chamber Reamer, without having to index each workpiece axially. You’ll be assured of consistent headspace, chamber after chamber! To set up, insert your Chamber Reamer shank in the Reamer Holder…
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T Handle Reamer Extension (1/4″ round shank)
$12.50Approximately 9″ long, Comes with an adapter for standard 1/4″ round drive with set screw. For use with standard throat reamers and rim-fire reamers with 1/4″ drive shank. T Handle
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T Handle Reamer Extension (3/8″ square shank)
$12.50Comes with an adapter for standard 3/8″ square drive (as pictured), about 9 inches long. For use with most chamber reamers. Adapter can be removed to expose thread if you are using PTG or other tools that have a threaded drive end.
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Tap Magic, cutting fluid, 4 oz. can
$9.25Tap Magic, 4 oz. can enough cutting fluid to do many jobs. Works as a chamber reaming cutting fluid.
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Understanding Headspace for Firearms (booklet)
$32.95This booklet is the second of many planned works that provide instruction in the correct and safe methods of gunsmithing. Specifically, this essay discusses Headspacing guns and ammunition. A basic understanding of headspace and how it affects the proper operation of a firearm are necessary if you wish to call yourself a gunsmith. Otherwise all…