Fitting and Chambering a BRUX M24 barrel to a Defiance Tenacity 2.0 in 338 Winchester Magnum

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Geoff goes through the components of the build of a brand new Defiance Tenacity 2.0 with a 24 inch Brux M24 Barrel, and some steps taken to ensure components and of highest quality and up to standards for the job including cutting a specified throat depth and making a custom Overall Length Gauge for checking progress of the depth of cut. You will see turning of the barrel shank, threading the tennon, machining the chamber with a custom reamer, and more!
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@harveysexton7176 Месяц назад

Performed a very similar development except with a Bartlein M24 contour barrel and a Palma barrel, defiance Anti-X action with an AG composite stock. When I do my part I have no problem consistently scoring in the 190s at 600. I believe you can get 3000fps with the right brass powder bullet combination with the shorter barrels too

@Planeiron Месяц назад

I think Whitetail was the one that made the rifling gauge and they sold out to Horny, Whitetail made good small tools for Benchrest Guys, I had the Whitetail before the Horny came out something of that nature I can't remeber

@jaimesanborn308 Месяц назад

You can have one, it's called the classic now..

@Planeiron Месяц назад

Great Vid New Sub 👍👍👍👍👍👍

@AccurateRiflesandRestorations Месяц назад

Thanks for the sub!

@tommyj7087 Месяц назад

@45:38 - Is the bottom of that front rail thread not cleaned out? Is that metal I am seeing? Is that normal? Nice video.

@AccurateRiflesandRestorations Месяц назад

It didn't go all the way through (I do point that out early on in the video). May have been a CNC robot error, or intentional. I don't know. I was contracted to do the machine work and was not present for scope base mounting, so I cannot comment on if it was an issue or not.

@ibrahimalzubayd2909 Месяц назад

Awesome video and details always love your long videos 😁 I see in wrote in that sheet the minor diameter is 0.785, isn't that small for the 1 1/6 -16 thread size? Thanks again mate

@AccurateRiflesandRestorations Месяц назад

forgive my sloppy handwriting! it's .985 rest assured! 🙃 Thank you very much for watching and for engaging the channel!!

@ibrahimalzubayd2909 Месяц назад

@@AccurateRiflesandRestorations haha I can rest assured now. This is the level of focus I reach when watching your great work 😁 Thanks mate

@Accuracy1st Месяц назад

If I recall correctly, the Tenacity was replaced with the Classic

@AccurateRiflesandRestorations Месяц назад

seems to be the case... almost exact copy, wonder what that was all about...?🤔

@bradleytyrrell4417 Месяц назад

Probably something to do with the rights on names

@paullavallee1631 Месяц назад

I saw a video once from a well known bench rest shooter that said you should fireform the case to the chamber then knock the shoulder of the case back a couple of thousands and then make the gauge. I realize you cant do that in this case, just thought I would pass it along

@AccurateRiflesandRestorations Месяц назад

That's correct and preferrable. However, in this case (as you know), it was simply a way to check and verify the depth of cut as Geoff pushed the throat back. For an OAL gauge for bullet seating depth, one would fireform as you say so it's a perfect match to the chamber avoiding any false readings. Thanks for watching and engaging the channel!!

@paullavallee1631 Месяц назад

NP, really enjoying learning and watching a skilled gunsmith