FINALLY DONE!
After all the noise:
1. With my tight fitting bolt and raised tail end of the extractor attributed to a too short of a extractor retaining pin and/or to a too strong spring; on a bolt make by Maxim, but extractors assembled by Satern. The fix was to replace the bolt with one of the too short out-of-spec bolts. That was fixed when they scRAPED my barrel and again replaced the bolt. I use that bolt as a backup and put a PF match carrier and NiB bolt in the AA forged upper.
2. As you may notice, I like wood. Stock and fore arm are from Body's gunstocks and the grip from his brother Clem's company down the street that makes/sell Lucid wood furniture. I like their grip best.
3. The lower is a economical lite weight New Frontier polymer with a mako grip on the mag well for good looks.
4. The scope is a low end NC Star that gives it the right look, but will not provide nail driving accuracy especially without a free floating system.
5. Muzzle Break is PF's Newly developed 200 series 9/16X24 brake; that comes with shims and looks so cool; especially with the Stainless contrast to the barrel which I used air dry Cerakote with fabulous results.
6. In the end, this is lite weight; and is so much fun to shoot and fits so nicely while pulling to the shoulder and cheek. Initial shooting at 100 yds and 200 yds, I feel I am close to 1.5 MOA with 123gr SST and some loads CFE 223 and AR Comp very close if not better than 123gr SST Factory ammo. More testing needed, but pleased with what I got, considering.
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After all the noise:
1. With my tight fitting bolt and raised tail end of the extractor attributed to a too short of a extractor retaining pin and/or to a too strong spring; on a bolt make by Maxim, but extractors assembled by Satern. The fix was to replace the bolt with one of the too short out-of-spec bolts. That was fixed when they scRAPED my barrel and again replaced the bolt. I use that bolt as a backup and put a PF match carrier and NiB bolt in the AA forged upper.
2. As you may notice, I like wood. Stock and fore arm are from Body's gunstocks and the grip from his brother Clem's company down the street that makes/sell Lucid wood furniture. I like their grip best.
3. The lower is a economical lite weight New Frontier polymer with a mako grip on the mag well for good looks.
4. The scope is a low end NC Star that gives it the right look, but will not provide nail driving accuracy especially without a free floating system.
5. Muzzle Break is PF's Newly developed 200 series 9/16X24 brake; that comes with shims and looks so cool; especially with the Stainless contrast to the barrel which I used air dry Cerakote with fabulous results.
6. In the end, this is lite weight; and is so much fun to shoot and fits so nicely while pulling to the shoulder and cheek. Initial shooting at 100 yds and 200 yds, I feel I am close to 1.5 MOA with 123gr SST and some loads CFE 223 and AR Comp very close if not better than 123gr SST Factory ammo. More testing needed, but pleased with what I got, considering.