02-13-2014, 01:36 PM
I've shot Liberty and Brownells, both fire. I had been using my own bolt that i had for a year or so to test the function of them. My bolt is .135 HS.
Check the bolt. If it is .130 they might not go with the Go Gauge. You need to measure them and test it to be sure. If you don't have the tools you can go to a gun smith for the measuring. most will throw a caliber on there and measure for you at no cost. They might not have a Go- Gauge. that you might need to invest in.
Truthfully people buying barrels and bolts and trying to be the home gunsmith need at minimum a few gunsmith tools. Calipers, armors wrench, torque wrench, allen wrenches and hand tools. most importantly in this case and as I have now determined, a Go-Gauge for your caliber to confirm safety. It's like buying parts to rebuild and engine and not have the tools. You do need them to properly do your project.
If not that is why there are company's like auto shops and gunshops that sell the rifles already together. Or a gunsmith to assemble the parts. Again, buying parts is half the fun but its more to it than slapping it together.
http://www.brownells.com/gunsmith-tools-...25179.aspx
MANSON: 513-000-102WB NO GO GAUGE, fits 6.5 Grendel, in stock and $30
If you have these tools, before firing it use the Go-Gauge due to the issues we've all been experiencing, spend the $30.
Check the bolt. If it is .130 they might not go with the Go Gauge. You need to measure them and test it to be sure. If you don't have the tools you can go to a gun smith for the measuring. most will throw a caliber on there and measure for you at no cost. They might not have a Go- Gauge. that you might need to invest in.
Truthfully people buying barrels and bolts and trying to be the home gunsmith need at minimum a few gunsmith tools. Calipers, armors wrench, torque wrench, allen wrenches and hand tools. most importantly in this case and as I have now determined, a Go-Gauge for your caliber to confirm safety. It's like buying parts to rebuild and engine and not have the tools. You do need them to properly do your project.
If not that is why there are company's like auto shops and gunshops that sell the rifles already together. Or a gunsmith to assemble the parts. Again, buying parts is half the fun but its more to it than slapping it together.
http://www.brownells.com/gunsmith-tools-...25179.aspx
MANSON: 513-000-102WB NO GO GAUGE, fits 6.5 Grendel, in stock and $30
If you have these tools, before firing it use the Go-Gauge due to the issues we've all been experiencing, spend the $30.