Thought about the 223 until I saw the 1/2 x 20 thread on the barrel. Odd if that’s correct as I have never seen that thread pattern used as a standard size.
Thought about the 223 until I saw the 1/2 x 20 thread on the barrel. Odd if that’s correct as I have never seen that thread pattern used as a standard size.
Unusual.
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Thought about the 223 until I saw the 1/2 x 20 thread on the barrel. Odd if that’s correct as I have never seen that thread pattern used as a standard size.
It's just another adapter to add to the collection.
I've read plenty of conflicting information regarding rebarreling Steyr rifles. Google search results indicate that the barrels are pressed in. That may have been correct decades ago, but not today.
Per Steyr, the SBS actions have threaded barrels and can be rebarreled by competent gunsmiths. That includes the Pro Hunter, new THB's, SSG04, and the SSG08.
When I spoke to Steyr about re-barreling my older (1988) Pro Hunter I was that it was press fit, and they no longer had the equipment to rebarrel the older rifles.
“Might does not make right but it sure makes what is.”
Well, the Paul Plague struck again. I ordered a Pro Hunter III which has an advertised weight of 6.6 pounds. I received a Pro Hunter II. It weighs 7 pounds 14 ounces. I thought it felt heavy at the FFL but didn't notice the II instead of the III and did the paperwork on it. I sent PSA a message. We'll see how PSA responds.
Well, the Paul Plague struck again. I ordered a Pro Hunter III which has an advertised weight of 6.6 pounds. I received a Pro Hunter II. It weighs 7 pounds 14 ounces. I thought it felt heavy at the FFL but didn't notice the II instead of the III and did the paperwork on it. I sent PSA a message. We'll see how PSA responds.
Well, the Paul Plague struck again. I ordered a Pro Hunter III which has an advertised weight of 6.6 pounds. I received a Pro Hunter II. It weighs 7 pounds 14 ounces. I thought it felt heavy at the FFL but didn't notice the II instead of the III and did the paperwork on it. I sent PSA a message. We'll see how PSA responds.
It’s your job, Brother Paul ,to inspect your firearm and then decide whether to accept it. Why’d you accept the wrong firearm, Brother Paul? Sheesh
Well, the Paul Plague struck again. I ordered a Pro Hunter III which has an advertised weight of 6.6 pounds. I received a Pro Hunter II. It weighs 7 pounds 14 ounces. I thought it felt heavy at the FFL but didn't notice the II instead of the III and did the paperwork on it. I sent PSA a message. We'll see how PSA responds.
It’s your job, Brother Paul ,to inspect your firearm and then decide whether to accept it. Why’d you accept the wrong firearm, Brother Paul? Sheesh
Yah, I was a moran. I did a complete function check, looked down the bore and confirmed the serial number which is right by the Pro Hunter II.
Thought about the 223 until I saw the 1/2 x 20 thread on the barrel. Odd if that’s correct as I have never seen that thread pattern used as a standard size.
CZ used or uses that thread pattern. My South American made Citadel Trakr .17 HMR uses that pattern. I had to buy this thread adapter to mount my suppressor on the .17 HMR.
Did PSA respond? I’m thinking they never had Pro Hunter III’s.
Not yet my brother. When I submitted the email, I got an auto response with a case number with a note that they normally respond within 1 day, but may take as long as 3.
Did PSA respond? I’m thinking they never had Pro Hunter III’s.
Not yet my brother. When I submitted the email, I got an auto response with a case number with a note that they normally respond within 1 day, but may take as long as 3.
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