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Originally Posted by Blackheart
Haven't had a drop of alcohol in weeks you pathetic dunce.


Cum drunk.


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Stress on the action is different than fore end pressure. You torque the action down the tip pressure isn't as much. I've never used tip pressure so can't say for sure. I do know blackheart is making a azz of himself.



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That would be in your area of expertise and something I'm happily ignorant of.

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Originally Posted by Kaleb
Stress on the action is different than fore end pressure. You torque the action down the tip pressure isn't as much. I've never used tip pressure so can't say for sure. I do know blackheart is making a azz of himself.
Here's a hint dipshyt. You CANNOT torque down the action screws on a rifle with forend tip pressure without putting stress on barrel, action and stock.

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Little bit of tip pressure is different than torquing something that's in a bind. Carry on......

Can always count on a idiot to screw up a pretty good thread.



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Originally Posted by shortactionsmoker
I had an interesting conversation with a guy today. He asked me what I considered the most important factors in accuracy of a rifle. Forget the scope, mounts, ammo....just the most important baselines for developing a truly accurate rifle.

He gave my five choices:

Quality of Barrel
Good Trigger
Perfect Crown
Stress Free Bedding
Trued Action

He wanted me to list them 1. through 5. He and I debated for a while and I enjoyed the talk. We both had valid points for our choices.

In order of most important to least important, mine were;
1. Stress Free Bedding
2. Good Trigger
3. Perfect Crown
4. Trued Action
5. Quality of Barrel

How would you rate them 1 - 5?


I collect Ruger #1's, which are notoriously fussy about accuracy. But I have learned when they have good barrels, they suddenly are a lot less fussy. Ditto Kimbers smile

Life is much easier with good barrel

So:

1. Barrel
2. Barrel
3. Barrel
4. Other stuff on the rifle
5. Trigger

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Originally Posted by Kaleb
Little bit of tip pressure is different than torquing something that's in a bind. Carry on......

Can always count on a idiot to screw up a pretty good thread.
Yeah, it always fuggs a good conversation when somebody who actually knows a thing or two about the subject at hand gets involved. Loosen the action screws on a rifle with forend tip pressure and I guarantee the front of the action springs up away from the stock. Somethings "in a bind" there Einstein.

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Originally Posted by tex_n_cal


Life is much easier with good barrel




Isn't that the truth!




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The 7 Rem Mag is over bore.
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Originally Posted by JGRaider
Barrel, trigger, crown, action, bedding.

This ⬆️


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Originally Posted by BobinNH
Originally Posted by tex_n_cal


Life is much easier with good barrel




Isn't that the truth!


Isn't called the heart of the (accurate) rifle for nothing

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Originally Posted by bsa1917hunter

Bringing the right ammunition would be at the top of your list.... Unless you didn't learn your lesson last year... whistle


I only do that when I'm hunting.




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