Blast from the past!

[machman]

 

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[savagefan]

Mine was a "Polytech" brand I think, probably just a Norc with a different name. It worked very well, traded it for a Marlin 45-70, shoulda kept it.

 

[machman]

Happy April Fools day

 

[machman]

 

[savagefan]

Barney put on a great clinic.

 

[machman]

And Thomas.

 

[Clay Huntin' Canuck]

Had one is was a good rifle no issues and yes the wood was crappy but I would have been a good project candidate. Hope someday can have one again.

 

[ZEN403]

that is a cool video. In the last part there is a particular angle of view on the rifle when the video is in slow motion where you can see the significant flexing of the barrel from the muzzle into the handguard area ahead of where the oprod guide would be on the barrel. Pretty crazy how noodley the standard profile barrels are during the recoil impulse and yet a great many of those standard barrels shoot and group really well. This is the main reason for tweaking all the parts for optimal harmonics.
This thread is not helping my M14 withdrawal syndrome
I just want to get back to building these.....
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You could just send me one of those in the EBRs! damn man... that's wicked! I miss my 305.

 

[machman]

 

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[machman]

I’ve always liked the look of the T-25

 

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[rugbydave]

And Thomas.

I still think back fondly on Thomas' clinic that you hosted way back when.