Howa Mini heavy in the new Bell & Calson Sporter
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Has anyone put the heavy barrel Mini in the new Bell and Carlson Sporter? If so, how did it work out? How much removal was necessary ? We're you happy with the results? And of course, how did it shoot?
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Dobe Wrote:Has anyone put the heavy barrel Mini in the new Bell and Carlson Sporter? If so, how did it work out? How much removal was necessary ? We're you happy with the results? And of course, how did it shoot?

I received my B&C sporter today and dropped my heavy barrel 7.62x39 into it and it fits fine and is floated all the way down, not as much clearance as the M40 stock but still better than factory. I ahve not shot it yet.
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HokeyPokeyKid Wrote:I received my B&C sporter today and dropped my heavy barrel 7.62x39 into it and it fits fine and is floated all the way down, not as much clearance as the M40 stock but still better than factory. I ahve not shot it yet.

Please let me know the results when you do.
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#4
Any chance of getting a picture of the heavy barrel with your bottom metal in the sporter stock?
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#5
I'd like to see that too.
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Laman Wrote:Any chance of getting a picture of the heavy barrel with your bottom metal in the sporter stock?

I some how missed your question, I will put it together for a picture as soon as I get back to the shop
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#7
Here is a pic of a heavy threaded barrel in the B&C sporter stock with my flush bottom metal ,
don't mind the fact that my trigger is missing I stripped my action for a paint job.

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#8
I love the free market!!!
"Down the floor, out the door, Go Brandon Go!!!!!"
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HokeyPokeyKid Wrote:Here is a pic of a heavy threaded barrel in the B&C sporter stock with my flush bottom metal ,
don't mind the fact that my trigger is missing I stripped my action for a paint job.

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I like it alot. Now if we could just figure a detachable box mag that gave close to the same coal limit as this mag set up we would be in great great shape.
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A5BLASTER Wrote:I like it alot. Now if we could just figure a detachable box mag that gave close to the same coal limit as this mag set up we would be in great great shape.

Funny you should say that....my system uses an internal magazine that is a top loading and centerfeeding allowing me to also make it detachable using a floorplate that looks exactly like my hinged floorplate in the picture, maybe even using the same latch. I have already started making another prototype alongside my current one.
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#11
Thanks for the picture, I hadn't planned on a new stock just the bottom metal but now I'm thinking both might be in order.
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HokeyPokeyKid Wrote:Funny you should say that....my system uses an internal magazine that is a top loading and centerfeeding allowing me to also make it detachable using a floorplate that looks exactly like my hinged floorplate in the picture, maybe even using the same latch. I have already started making another prototype alongside my current one.

You bring that out and my CZ grendel is going down the road and I'm getting a new howa with a custom barrel.
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#13
It was really and accidental breakthrough while building the hinged floorplate model, I have been working with an old colleague who is a talented engineer and he showed me some manufacturing techniques he uses that opened up what I could do as well.

The magazine is still "plastic" but nothing like the factory mags the rifle comes with, quite opposite it's made with a rigid engineering thermoplastic that holds 4 rounds, has an internal length of 2.48 inches while being truly flush with the bottom.
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HokeyPokeyKid Wrote:It was really and accidental breakthrough while building the hinged floorplate model, I have been working with an old colleague who is a talented engineer and he showed me some manufacturing techniques he uses that opened up what I could do as well.

The magazine is still "plastic" but nothing like the factory mags the rifle comes with, quite opposite it's made with a rigid engineering thermoplastic that holds 4 rounds, has an internal length of 2.48 inches while being truly flush with the bottom.

Shut up and take my money lol.
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#15
A5BLASTER Wrote:Shut up and take my money lol.

LOL, I'm working as fast as I can!!
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#16
Any chance you’ve got a weight on that BC? Under/over 30 ounces?
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jason miller Wrote:Any chance you’ve got a weight on that BC? Under/over 30 ounces?

I actually weighed it yesterday and it was 32.3 ounces
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HokeyPokeyKid Wrote:I actually weighed it yesterday and it was 32.3 ounces

What does the barrel action and BC stock weigh?
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#19
I don't suppose that this new magazine design might be able to the made to take 10 rounds of 6.5 Grendel, will it?
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#20
[quote=ckp]I don't suppose that this new magazine design might be able to the made to take 10 rounds of 6.5 Grendel, will it?[/QUO

while my focus is on flush fit mags, it is possible to extend it...
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