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7.63mm Mauser (rifle)
Bullet Dia. .306″
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30-06 Springfield, Match
$0.00Neck: .341 | Freebore: .080 | Lead Angle: 1.5º | Pilot: Floating
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256 Newton
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22 LR, Winchester 52
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6mm/22 Nosler
$0.00Pilot Floating
NOT 24 Nosler
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50-70 Government
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6.5 PRC (Hornady)
$0.006.5 PRC (Hornady)
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6.5 PRC G.A. Precision
$0.006.5 PRC, G.A. Precision version
Freebore about .130″
No-Turn Neck
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270 Belted Newton
$0.00Not the original Newton, this is a later wildcat variation on a standard belted magnum case.
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Clear Plastic Telescoping Tube, long
$1.25Plastic tubes used to protect reamers and headspace gauges. Keeps tools from knocking into each other saving wear and tear.
This size works great for most reamers with a diameter of approximately .500″ or less x up-to 8″ length.
Overall length varies from 5″ to 8″.
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Forster – Trigger Guard Screw Sets
$7.49These simple tools allow you to keep the barreled action properly aligned in the stock during the inletting process. Without them it is very difficult to get a tight inlet.
- 98 Mauser
- Springfield 03, 03-A3 and Krag actions
- Remington 700, 721, 722
- Savage 110
- Winchester 70
- Sako
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Forster Inletting Guide Screws (Stock Making)
$8.95These simple tools allow you to keep the barreled action properly aligned in the stock during the inletting process. Without them it is very difficult to get a tight inlet.
- 98 Mauser
- Springfield 03, 03-A3 and Krag actions
- Enfield 1914, 1917 and SMLE
- CZ 550 or 7.7 Jap Arisaka
- Remington 700, 721, 722
- Winchester 70 or 54
- Sako
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Clear Plastic Telescoping Tube, long (10 pack)
$12.50$10.99Plastic tubes used to protect reamers and headspace gauges. Keeps tools from knocking into each other saving wear and tear.
This size works great for most reamers with a diameter of approximately .500″ or less x up-to 8″ length.
Overall length varies from 5″ to 8″. Package contains 10 complete tubes
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Gunsmith Tools, Cutters & Gauges – A Primer
$12.95Starts Shipping on May 22, 2020
Orders between now and then are at a special price! Save $4
We spoke with leaders in the tool making industry about the things they spend most of their time and effort educating clients about. Contributions from Clymer, Forster, Manson, JGS, PTG, SAAMI and more are all included. There are books for machinists that teach this type of information, but until now there has never been a book for gunsmiths that explains the tools of the trade and how they should be utilized. The idea is simple, answer your questions before you order any tool.
Nomenclature is important, when you talk to a reamer maker, gunsmith or client you want to know the correct terms. This indicates to those you work with that you took the time the understand the tools. It will improve your ability the sell work to customers, buy or rent the right tools for the job. You will save untold hours and dollars, don’t learning at the “School of Hard Knocks”.
When you understand tools, they work better and last much longer. This both saves money and increases profits.
What is discussed?
All types or reamers specific to firearms work
Reamer Holders
Reamer Stops
Use of Reamers
Cutting Lube
Chip Welding and how to Stop it.
Misconceptions About Reamers
Chatter and its Cures
Shotgun Chamber Tools
Forcing Cone Reamers
Shotgun Chokes
Screw Choke Tooling
Measuring for Choke Tubes
Choke Lube
Defining Headspace
Choosing the Correct Gauge
Improved Chambers and Headspace
Headspace Gauge Interchange Chart
Charts for Tooling and bushings.
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FN FAL flash hider die
$18.009/16×24 LH Includes a thread alignment tool (TAT). When using a TAT make sure the tool never touches the end of the barrel, only the pilot. If the TAT is allowed to touch the muzzle it is like the tools will be damaged or you will damage your new threa
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Forster Stock Makers Hand Screws (Stock Making)
$19.95These simple tools allow you to keep the barreled action properly aligned in the stock during final fitting.
Recommended by stockmakers, these Forster Stockmakers Hand Screws are used in the final accurate fitting of the stock to the action. These screws are precision made and hardened to make repeated trial fittings. Set of two.
To save time and to avoid damaged guard screws or a ruined stock, don’t attempt to inlet a stock without the proper stockmakers hand screws.
- 98 Mauser
- Remington 700, 721, 722
- Winchester 70 or 54
- Enfield P-14 or P-17
- Springfield or Krag
- Sako: Except, Model 75
- Ruger 77
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22 Rimfire Throater
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22 Center Fire Throater
$30.00Pilot: Solid
NOTE: No gauges are available for shipment with this reamer.
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458 Throater
$30.00NOTE: No gauges are available for shipment with this reamer.
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358 Throater
$30.00NOTE: No gauges are available for shipment with this reamer.
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50 BMG Throater
$30.00NOTE: No gauges are available for shipment with this reamer.
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Manson Floating Reamer Holder
$30.001/2″ straight shank for use in all Lathes and Mills.
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Micrometer Reamer Stop
$30.00Precision, 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 and tighten the two set screws. Then insert the reamer holder into the Stop Cylinder assembly (micrometer threaded Stop Cylinder with .001″ Adjustment Nut, Lock Nut and optional Plug Nut). Make a rough cut in the chamber (leave about .025″ extra material). Now, with the reamer bottomed in the rough chamber, move the Stop Cylinder assembly into contact with the work piece and secure it to the Reamer Holder with three set screws.
You can now adjust the depth of the finish cut in increments of .001″, or even less. The Adjustment Nut is marked with 25 equidistant markings around the circumference, each of which corresponds to .001″ of axial adjustment. By backing off the Adjustment Nut and re-securing the Lock Nut, then repeating the cut, you can zero in on your specified headspace measurement. Adjustments of .0005″ can be made with confidence.
We recommend use with our floating reamer holders for best results, with this rental.
.437″ straight shank for use in all Lathes and Mills.
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416 Throater
$30.00NOTE: No gauges are available for shipment with this reamer.
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22 Precision Throater
$32.0022 Center-fire throater allow for precise adjustments to the reamer so you can ream to any desired throat depth.
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6mm Precision Throater
$32.006mm throater allows for precise adjustments to the reamer so you can ream to any desired throat depth.
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6.5mm Precision Throater
$32.006.5mm throater allows for precise adjustments to the reamer so you can ream to any desired throat depth.
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7mm Precision Throater
$32.007mm throater allows for precise adjustments to the reamer so you can ream to any desired throat depth.
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30 cal. (.308″) Precision Throater
$32.00.308″ Common American 30 caliber, throater allows for precise adjustments to the reamer so you can ream to any desired throat depth.
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.338″ Precision Throater
$32.00.338″ throater allows for precise adjustments to the reamer so you can ream to any desired throat depth.
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20 Caliber Precision Throater
$32.0020 Caliber throater allows for precise adjustments to the reamer so you can ream to any desired throat depth.
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Mauser/Universal, bolt knob (Dakota) Quantity of 3 (three)
$34.50Dakota cast bolt knobs for custom replacements.
Quantity of 3 for a discounted price = $11.50 each bolt knob.
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Winchester 70 style, bolt knob (Dakota) Quantity Order of 5 (five)
$57.50Dakota cast bolt knobs for custom replacements.
This is a quantity of 5 bolt knobs for a discounted price = $11.50 each bolt knob.
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Remington style, bolt knob (Dakota) Quanity of 5 (five)
$57.50Dakota cast bolt knobs for custom replacements.
When you order this quantity of 5 handles the price is discounted to $11.50 Each.
