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Originally Posted by Ndbowhunter
Make it a 223

.062 free ore

Give it a 2.45” mag box

8 twist I can suffer.


That’s what I was thinking sounds awesome

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They are pretty gritty actions at first. I coated the bolt with some fine lapping compound and worked the bolt and also stoned the underside of the action rails. This helped a lot. Just be careful to not lap the bolt lugs where you could get a headspace issue.


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I picked up my stainless grendel barreled action the other day. Mine didn't have a magazine with it. The others I bought from brownells all had magazines with them.

Also the muzzle threading is different than what my blued one had. I don't know what threading the stainless is but it's not 1/2x28. It's about that diameter but has a coarser thread.

I'll have to call brownells and find out if it was supposed to come with a magazine. I plan to get the bottom metal that's bdl style but I have an mdt lss for it too that needs a magazine.

Did you guys who got the ss barreled actions get mags with yours? Do you know what the thread pitch is? I'm guessing it's a metric threading for the ausdies and kiwis.

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Originally Posted by Burleyboy
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Did you guys who got the ss barreled actions get mags with yours?
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It was separate, in the bottom of the box the barreled action came in. If you left the box at the FFL you might want to have them check. Had to ask the FFL to look in the box while I was there when it wasn't with the barreled action.

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Yes, you should have one mag.
This is why I like the better FFL's that let the buyer open the box.
I paid for it, I open it.

Some customers in the Brownells reviews are reporting the muzzle thread pitch as 1/2-20.
If so, somebody fooked up.


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My barreled action and mag came all wrapped together.

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Were those shots exhibiting any sort of pressure signs?

No.

I imagine you could squeeze more velocity out of that load then, if the numbers are disappointing. The accuracy sure isn't!

Howa’s have a rep at pretty tight bore and slow. All mine were slow, have had 3.

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I’ve yet to see that PP-2000MR load listed in an article or review, only the Speer online data, so have no basis for comparison. I think I have enough 100gr TTSXs to work up something a little snappier, or maybe I’ll try those 129gr ABLRs I have on the shelf. The Nosler data suggests they can be pushed as fast as the Speers are actually going.

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Originally Posted by Direct_Drive
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Yes, you should have one mag.
This is why I like the better FFL's that let the buyer open the box.
I paid for it, I open it.

Some customers in the Brownells reviews are reporting the muzzle thread pitch as 1/2-20.
If so, somebody fooked up.

All mine have come with 1 magazine. Where are you seeing 1/2-20 referenced? I know there was some incorrect labeling of 5/8x24 on sporter weights (actually 1/2x28, even on .30cal) but I didn’t see anything 1/2x20.

Side note, I’m fighting that thread pattern on a Voere .223 that I got, and trying to figure out if I should just get an adapter, or have it chopped and threaded.

Edit: I see the reviews you're referring to. That's very interesting.

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My stainless isn’t 1/2-28….definitely a coarser thread.

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Originally Posted by kandpand
My barreled action and mag came all wrapped together.

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Mine came wrapped like that but no mag under the plastic and no mag in the box it shipped in. I tooke a picture of it still plastic wrapped to the cardboard with no mag. The ffl is a friend who I've used several times before with no problems. He double checked everywhere and swears he never saw a mag with it. I watched him cut open the bottom of the box it came in and romove some shipping pepper stuck in the bottom. I was not there when he opened the top of the box to log it in but I watched him do a thorough sweep of the area where he does that.

I picked up a sig cross package from him the same day that had a 3-14 box scope and kilo 3k rangefinder and a mag and batteries and rings and all of that was there. I can't image that of all things he'd take a plastic mini mag. I guess I better call Brownells tomorrow.

I'm not real pleased with the threading issue either. My little kids wanted to be able to put a brake on their minis. That's why I sold my original ones and went for new ones. I have several 1/2-28 brakes that I thought I could use but nothing that fits this. The 20" lighter barrel does balance pretty nice but it'll still be good at 19" if I have it rethreaded. I was just hoping not to have to pay to have it cut and rethreaded. I could have done that to my original blued one I just sold that was a great shooter. Grass is always greener. I'll get it right eventually. I'm on a mission now and am still really happy to just see a stainless barrel on one.

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I looked last night, adapter from 20 to 28 is only like 25 bucks…just need to confirm that’s what it is…

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So these are kryloned or really ss?


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Originally Posted by Biathlonman
I looked last night, adapter from 20 to 28 is only like 25 bucks…just need to confirm that’s what it is…

I just got a call out of the blue from Brownells. They said it was listed as 1/2x28 incorrectly. Should have been listed as 1/2x20. Offered a prepaid return label if it doesn't fit my needs. It's fine with me and I'm not returning it. I didn't ask about options for a different thread to see if any were available.

At any rate, some of you may get a call.

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Why the change from the 1/2-28 standard, what is Howa thinking these days?

(actually it looks like 1/2-20 is the standard in Australia and NZ, so really these are made for those markets and imported here now)

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Originally Posted by JCMCUBIC
Originally Posted by Biathlonman
I looked last night, adapter from 20 to 28 is only like 25 bucks…just need to confirm that’s what it is…

I just got a call out of the blue from Brownells. They said it was listed as 1/2x28 incorrectly. Should have been listed as 1/2x20. Offered a prepaid return label if it doesn't fit my needs. It's fine with me and I'm not returning it. I didn't ask about options for a different thread to see if any were available.

At any rate, some of you may get a call.

Just did. Told the nice lady no thanks.

While I’m up….

https://hughesprecision.com/product...2-28tpi-od-thd-adapter-thread-converter/


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Originally Posted by HokeyPokeyKid
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(actually it looks like 1/2-20 is the standard in Australia and NZ, so really these are made for those markets and imported here now)

Yep!

I'd have preferred 1/2-28, but I'm still happy they brought stainless to us.

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Originally Posted by JCMCUBIC
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(actually it looks like 1/2-20 is the standard in Australia and NZ, so really these are made for those markets and imported here now)

Yep!

I'd have preferred 1/2-28, but I'm still happy they brought stainless to us.

Me too. I hope they bring other chamberings in stainless. .223, 6ARC ?


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Originally Posted by kandpand
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Originally Posted by HokeyPokeyKid
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(actually it looks like 1/2-20 is the standard in Australia and NZ, so really these are made for those markets and imported here now)

Yep!

I'd have preferred 1/2-28, but I'm still happy they brought stainless to us.

Me too. I hope they bring other chamberings in stainless. .223, 6ARC ?


Hope a 22 ARC is coming.


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Originally Posted by beretzs
Originally Posted by kandpand
Originally Posted by JCMCUBIC
Originally Posted by HokeyPokeyKid
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(actually it looks like 1/2-20 is the standard in Australia and NZ, so really these are made for those markets and imported here now)

Yep!

I'd have preferred 1/2-28, but I'm still happy they brought stainless to us.

Me too. I hope they bring other chamberings in stainless. .223, 6ARC ?


Hope a 22 ARC is coming.

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