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Wylde Stallyn Build!
shooter:
it will work, but it not perfect
bkoenig:
You can buy bolts that are matched to a specific barrel so that your headspace is perfect, but the actual bolts for a .223 Wylde, .223 Remington, and 5.56 Nato are all the same specs.
Dan W:
--- Quote from: tstuart34 on March 18, 2014, 02:30:59 PM ---I have seen a mod using a set screw though the pistol grip hole to take care of creep on a GI trigger
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I do this on all my single stage triggers and I shoot for 4lbs. I also use an RRA 2 stage on my scoped 18" varmint rifle.
tstuart34:
--- Quote from: Dan W on March 18, 2014, 07:49:37 PM ---I do this on all my single stage triggers and I shoot for 4lbs. I also use an RRA 2 stage on my scoped 18" varmint rifle.
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Are you cutting and bending the springs also?
Dan W:
--- Quote from: tstuart34 on March 18, 2014, 08:11:28 PM ---Are you cutting and bending the springs also?
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Yes and No... I had a few hard primers in M193 surplus ammo fail to ignite with light springs until I bobbed the hammers. Right now my Home Defense rifle has a standard spring set, but my spare rifle has a cut hammer spring ( 2 is one, one is none ;) )
I do some work with the sear to reduce the friction and the travel required for the trigger to break. It is not something I recommend anyone try on their own because of the possible liabilities, so I am not going to spell them out.
All this talk has me wanting to build another rifle 8)
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