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The problem is people didn't know what they were doing. I imagine Remington is using Timney triggers to reduce the liability of using their own.

Yes

Can you describe the method you used to measure the trigger pull?

An off center chamber will definitely cause pressure issues as the bullet changes directions trying to find the bore. I've seen it many times over the years. I'm guessing they didn't proof fire the gun, or they should have seen the pressure signs.

Gunwerks and ADG also make brass for it. Gunwerks in stock here ADG in stock here *full disclosure I work for ADG

My favorite is the saddle hunters camouflaging the top of their platform. To hide from birds I guess.

Recent Form 4s have been approved around a month. Now is the time.

This is a cheaper alternative to the tension lever: https://t-nuts.com/index.php?cPath=73&osCsid=10af9d230c330ef37072f92623fc4b80 I'm working on setting up the machining process for some bipod feet. They should be for sale in a few months. 😎

That's really cool.

I'd get the 20ga.

No.

A lot of shops and end users don't know that SAAMI has published exact specs for muzzle threads (as I posted above). Following these guidelines would eliminate a lot of ambiguity. I never said all machinists were competent which is why I qualified the statement with that adjective.

Treat yourself to a chargemaster.

While I can understand not letting someone use my barrel as a guinea pig to learn barrel threading, it's really not a difficult process. Any competent machinist should be able to do it.