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Thread: The 7.62x51 in "full military" Type 38 Jap

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    Boolit Master madsenshooter's Avatar
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    Rather than modify the boltface and such for the 38-55, wouldn't it be easier to turn down the rims to proper Arisaka diameter? I've made better fitting than what you can buy 6.5 Arisaka from .303 and 30-40 doing that.
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    Madsenshooter,

    My logic was that it was only a few thousands off the bolt face, so an easy one time step that would then accept factory ammo too. If its preferred by someone modify all brass, that's okay too.

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    Hello Forrest,

    I have not had to mess with the follower personally, but my mentor has suggested resin or use resin to hold a piece of shim stock. If its not right you only need a few hundred degrees to remove it.

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    map55b;

    You say: "If its not right you only need a few hundred degrees to remove it."

    I do not know what your units refer to..

    A 'degree' is a unit of angle, like when you turn a corner you have made a 90 degree change in direction.. Or possibly a degree of temperature like 32 degrees F is the freezing point of water ~ what is going on?

    Forrest
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    Sorry Forrest,

    I was referring to heat.n If you you resin/epoxy on something and wish to remove it, you just need a little heat to do it. Thus, if you use resin to build up the side and later want to remove it, just put some heat on it.

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    map55b;

    Ah!

    I understand.

    ~ I may try to bend the follower some and check to see if the 'pop-up' trouble changes.

    - F

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