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Remove charger hump on K.Kale


Horsefly

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There used to be a guy from Texas on here that did some real nice work. As I recall some of his post's showed a home machine shop he was building. Wish I cold recall his name.

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Yep, I remember that too. I think he was down in South Texas near Kingsville. That was several years ago. Think he had Spanish handle. I think I can do it just freak out thinking of getting scope mounts out of alignment. Ken,what do you think about grinding down a 2 piece mount to fit hump ? Gotta figure out what I’m going to do in case I ever find a Swede action. 

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I do it with a Dremel and files. Lots of work. You have to be careful, measuring with a caliper as you go. 

I think I have a set of Redfield 2 peice mounts. The rear made to sit over the charging hump. You can have them if you want them. Ralph

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Thanks for the offer Ralph. Really don’t know what route I’m taking yet but sure will keep you in mind. 1st Don sends me a set of sights now your offer is way uncommon kindness for nowadays. If you consider a .308 I’m your huckleberry. Got a barrel new large ring I’ve had for years. Blued. 

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18 hours ago, Horsefly said:

Yep, I remember that too. I think he was down in South Texas near Kingsville. That was several years ago. Think he had Spanish handle. I think I can do it just freak out thinking of getting scope mounts out of alignment. Ken,what do you think about grinding down a 2 piece mount to fit hump ? Gotta figure out what I’m going to do in case I ever find a Swede action. 

Not sure about grinding a mount, I've never had to do that. I have had to use shims between the rear mount and receiver.

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On 3/25/2021 at 4:57 PM, Horsefly said:

Ken,it was Rojelio that was in South Texas. 

Yup!! That was the guy! :)

He and one of his friend posted here for a while. Both of them did some very good rifle work.

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On 3/26/2021 at 8:42 PM, Horsefly said:

Other than needing a new Chuck it does the job for me. 

Brownells sells a fixture to hold the receiver mandrel to allow grinding. I use something a little more technical and in the surface grinder. But take a look and get some ideas. A cup wheel in the drill press is a makeshift surface grinder. 

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