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Rojelio

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  1. So how's the new shop working out?

     

    Hi Ken, thanks for asking. I haven't been getting a whole lot done on it since hunting season started. I have my priorities :D .

     

    I did manage to get the wiring totally finished and will start the plumbing shortly. Probably start right after the holidays.

     

    Weaver and I just got back from a bow hunt that we got drawn on. We were unsuccessful. It was a doe culling hunt and all I had within range for 3 days were bucks. Finally on the last day with 15 min. left in the hunt I got a doe within range and blew the shot. And thats why I like mausers :lol: .

     

    Anyway, when I make more progress, I'll post some pics.

     

    Roger

  2. My oldest son shot this buck opening morning (one of my grandsons is in the pic). sorry for the quality. Taken with a camera phone.

     

    Spidersbuck.jpg

     

    Both of my grandsons shot does. Here is one of them. Didn't get a pic of the other.

     

    Chancesdoe.jpg

     

    I didn't see anything that I wanted to shoot.

     

    Roger

  3. Great job!

    What did you use for rifles / loads?

     

    My son and his friend (I didn't get a picture of his friends antelope) were both using Remington 300 Win. Mags with factory ammo.

     

    I used my P14 Enfield 7mm Rem. mag with handloaded 139 gr Hornadys and Weaver used a Ruger tang safety 300 win. mag with his handloads to shoot his buck.

     

    All shots were long. Mine was probably the shortest and it was close to 400 yds.

     

    We all had a great time.

     

    Roger

  4. Mike,

     

    I am also curious about your method. Did you cut the octogon first and then turn the front end? How about timing your thread so that a flat came up top dead center?

     

    Vlad

     

    Vlad, you're asking Mike to give away all his trade secrets :D . Just kidding. Mike would probably tell you anything you wanted to know.

     

    If it was me, I'd cut the octagon first and then time the threads. The most you would have to set it back for a flat to come up on top is .010 (ten thous.) most probably less than that.

     

    I have an indexer and center and a couple of heavy barrels I plan on making into octagon.

    If I ever get around to it, I'll take some pictures. It's gonna be a while though with hunting season looming.

     

    Roger

  5. I'm making progress between heatstrokes. I finished all the siding and trim and next week I'm having the overhead door installed. Then, I'll be totally finished with the outside except for painting any exposed wood. Next comes the wiring and plumbing.

    Roger

     

    Front view:

     

    MVC-050F.jpg

     

    Side view:

     

    MVC-051F.jpg

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