Build Along With Badger: Part 1. The ACTION.

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Re: Build Along With Badger: Part 1. The ACTION.

#61 Post by meles meles »

Do feel free to leave the thread, Sisyphus, if it pains you so much...
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Re: Build Along With Badger: Part 1. The ACTION.

#62 Post by Dougan »

meles meles wrote: Sisyphus
I thought you'd made that up, til I googled it :lol:

Anyway, chill Fur Face :P - It's an interesting thread...I'm only taking the micky as you can be as annoyingly evasive and stubborn as you can be entertaining.
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#63 Post by Christel »

I think this is an excellent thread, looking forward to part two :goodjob:

I hope all the suggestions lead you to a satisfactory solution.
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#64 Post by meles meles »

Part 2 will be STOCKS.

We haven't decided what sort yet: they could well be the sort to manacle a ooman with afore chucking rotten cabbages...
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#65 Post by TattooedGun »

I'd vote for an RPA action to base it on... Its british, support on the forum, and well respected in the target field. and did I mention its British? :D Oh, and I do believe they have a repeatable version...
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#66 Post by TattooedGun »

Unfortunately you need a wrench to change barrels on RPA though :(
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#67 Post by Mike357 »

Valkyrie will not supply you with an action. They only use them on their own builds to ensure quality which is fair enough. How about the GBR action? British and a Rem clone to ensure compatibility with stocks, bottom metal etc. May well still require tools to change barrels but at the end of the day, are you likely or need to do this in the field?

You can change barrels back at the Sett with a few tools?
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#68 Post by Sandgroper »

meles meles wrote:Part 2 will be STOCKS.

We haven't decided what sort yet: they could well be the sort to manacle a ooman with afore chucking rotten cabbages...
How about renaming this whole thread "The Badger baits back"? :o
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#69 Post by meles meles »

Changing calibres - by changing barrels - is something that we would like to be easily accomplished though it is not something we feel likely to do at the range. A system that allows barrels to be changed with the minimum of tools and with no shift in zero is desirable.

From what we have read so far, it seems that the Savage action is currently out in front with the Barnard and Surgeon following on close behind. The INCH action seems the best option for quick change barrels but there is conflicting information about its availability / utility as a repeating mechanism.

*scurries away to read up on the Valkyrie and RPA actions*
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#70 Post by meles meles »

Sandgroper wrote:
meles meles wrote:How about renaming this whole thread "The Badger baits back"? :o

*chuckles*

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