Rem 700 BP
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Fork Horn
Joined: Dec 2005
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From: My Range in Central NY
I have extensively modified several rem. BPs, This might be covered in the Tips section above in a thread labeled "What makes a better BP" or something similar.
I modified them using grade 8 bolts, similar to what Ron has done with TC and CVA BPs. I have also extended the nose of the plugs.
Why you ask, To make them totally reliable igniting BH209, along with other reasons.
I modified them using grade 8 bolts, similar to what Ron has done with TC and CVA BPs. I have also extended the nose of the plugs.
Why you ask, To make them totally reliable igniting BH209, along with other reasons.
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Spike
Joined: Mar 2012
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From: New York
screwbolts in your rems do you hae a 209 conversion in them...cause dont you have to make the overall length of the breech plug and the conversion piece the same so it will be hit by the firing pin?
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Fork Horn
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From: My Range in Central NY
H323, and I quote from above:
"I have extensively modified several rem. BPs, This might be covered in the Tips section above in a thread labeled "What makes a better BP" or something similar.
I modified them using grade 8 bolts, similar to what Ron has done with TC and CVA BPs. I have also extended the nose of the plugs."
Are you asking if I bought a 209 conversion, why would I buy a IMHO a flawed band aid?
Last edited by Screwbolts; 07-10-2012 at 04:37 AM.
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Fork Horn
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From: My Range in Central NY
There is actually several posts that describes what I did to modify 700mls in the above mentioned thread in the help section, I believe your reading the thread will answer many to most if not all of your questions. Yes reading the thread will require you to take the time to do so.



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