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    #46
    I have two different custom actions (Remington clones). Both use Wyatt internal mag boxes. I know it sounds odd, but when I work these actions slowly, they do not feed well. I was considering switching to the Curtis Custom bottom metal with the detachable box magazine. It would seem to me that a single stack center feed detachable box would feed better REGARDLESS OF THE SPEED AT WHICH I WORKED THE BOLT. Are you able to work the bolt slowly and it still feed properly?

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      #47
      Originally posted by kosyms View Post
      I have two different custom actions (Remington clones). Both use Wyatt internal mag boxes. I know it sounds odd, but when I work these actions slowly, they do not feed well. I was considering switching to the Curtis Custom bottom metal with the detachable box magazine. It would seem to me that a single stack center feed detachable box would feed better REGARDLESS OF THE SPEED AT WHICH I WORKED THE BOLT. Are you able to work the bolt slowly and it still feed properly?


      Have you tried adjusting feed lips at all?

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        #48
        I have not.

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          #49
          Mine should be finished up in a couple of weeks, can't wait to get over to APR to pick it up!

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            #50
            Slick gun. Looking for a new custom builder as mine quit making guns. What's the build time for one of their rifles ?

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              #51
              Man, that rig is sweet


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                #52
                Nice rifle, I'm betting that 60 degree bolt throw is to your liking also.

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                  #53
                  Like the build and using the Curtis action for it, Alamo Precision is making some impressive rifles. 3 locking lugs and 60 degree bolt lift is very nice

                  Going back a long time .264 bullets in the 6.5 named cartridges goes back at least to 1892 6.5X55. I think in those days they often used the land to land not groove to groove dimension. Many cartridges are not named for the true bore dimensions .

                  Just for grins look at the .224 diameter bullet shooters, 2118 bee, 219 Donaldson wasp, 220 swift, 221 fireball, 222 Remington, 223 Remington, 224 Weatherby, 225 Winchester.

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                    #54
                    Originally posted by rut-ro View Post
                    Slick gun. Looking for a new custom builder as mine quit making guns. What's the build time for one of their rifles ?
                    It depends on availability of components. Mine had a long lead time because of the action. I got one of the first batches. The stock can also have a long time if you go with something that is not on the shelf, that McMillan was a 3 week wait. Total this build was about 12 weeks I believe. I know they are cranking out other builds on Remington 700 actions and Grayboe stocks faster though.

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                      #55
                      Originally posted by longhorn_cop View Post
                      Man, that rig is sweet


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                      Thanks! Its a sweet shooter too! Ruined me for anything else though!

                      Already planning my next build with them on a titanium action and carbon fiber barrel!

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                        #56
                        Originally posted by wytex View Post
                        Nice rifle, I'm betting that 60 degree bolt throw is to your liking also.
                        Took a bit to get used to but now that I am I love it!

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                          #57
                          Originally posted by rut-ro View Post
                          Slick gun. Looking for a new custom builder as mine quit making guns. What's the build time for one of their rifles ?


                          I promise you won't be disappointed with APR!

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                            #58
                            Originally posted by jstanton View Post
                            It depends on availability of components. Mine had a long lead time because of the action. I got one of the first batches. The stock can also have a long time if you go with something that is not on the shelf, that McMillan was a 3 week wait. Total this build was about 12 weeks I believe. I know they are cranking out other builds on Remington 700 actions and Grayboe stocks faster though.

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                            Thank you, I have a couple extra surgeon actions. I may give them a cal and see what we can work out.

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                              #59
                              Originally posted by rut-ro View Post
                              Thank you, I have a couple extra surgeon actions. I may give them a cal and see what we can work out.
                              They are a great bunch of guys and very good at what they do! You won't regret it if you have them do a build.

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                                #60
                                That's a beaut!! Mind if I borrow it for a weekend? Ha!

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