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Old 05-16-2018, 5:29 AM
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With most stocks, a medium palma or rem varmint will balance better than an M24 or M40 unless you cut the M24 or M40 really short.

You need a really heavy stock to balance a heavier barrel.
The barrel length plays into this as well as the stock weight and stock CG.
There's no single right answer as all the parts depend on each other.

A 20" M24 or M40 barrel balances significantly different than a 26" M24 or M40 barrel given the same stock.

A 26" Rem Varmint or Medium Palma might balance really similar to a 20" M24 or M40 though.
Randall, from your experience, how much does overall balance play into larger builds that will always be shot prone or from bench. Reason I'm asking is I'm starting a build in either 338 Lapua or 300 Norma. Initial thought is that to help maintain site picture and also my degrading shoulder, contours such as Heavy Varmint would make sense. What balance issues could I run into when pairing this barrel setup (say 26") with stocks such as a McMillan A% or Manners T4?
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A front end heavy gun will shoot just as good as a balanced gun BUT it is so much work to shoot it isn't worth it.
The barrel contours and length you are talking about are relatively light for a competition rifle but seem extremely heavy if your used to a hunting type rifle.
I have zero experience with the stocks you mentioned but the picture is of a Tooley MBR stock Remington 700 action and a 28 inch max heavy varmint barrel in 338 Lapua Ackley Improved.
I am inletting the stock by hand so no recoil lug in the picture and lots of tape.
If it doesn't balance I will remove the buttpad and fill with lead shot and epoxy until it does.
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Randall, from your experience, how much does overall balance play into larger builds that will always be shot prone or from bench. Reason I'm asking is I'm starting a build in either 338 Lapua or 300 Norma. Initial thought is that to help maintain site picture and also my degrading shoulder, contours such as Heavy Varmint would make sense. What balance issues could I run into when pairing this barrel setup (say 26") with stocks such as a McMillan A% or Manners T4?
I have seen such heavy barrels used with lightweight stocks to the point that the stock only had a few ounces keeping it from teetering on the bipod and going muzzle down on the bench/ground.

You want the back of the gun to be heavy enough to sit still.
If you don't have enough weight in the back, don't go with too much weight in front...
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The Markansamafterwork youtube guys add weight to the back with a piece of solid steel roundbar cut to fit the stock as a bagrider. Dual purpose low cost accessory.
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Here is one of my heavygun stocks setup for a 1.750 diameter barrel 34 inches long showing the round stainless bars. They add weight but they also keep the gun from rocking side to side. If your stock has a flat bottom banging the bolt open and closed will make the sand buildup in the middle of the bag and hurt accuracy.
By placing two points apart from each other sand buildup in the middle doesn't allow any rocking motion.
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A front end heavy gun will shoot just as good as a balanced gun BUT it is so much work to shoot it isn't worth it.
The barrel contours and length you are talking about are relatively light for a competition rifle but seem extremely heavy if your used to a hunting type rifle.
I have zero experience with the stocks you mentioned but the picture is of a Tooley MBR stock Remington 700 action and a 28 inch max heavy varmint barrel in 338 Lapua Ackley Improved.
I am inletting the stock by hand so no recoil lug in the picture and lots of tape.
If it doesn't balance I will remove the buttpad and fill with lead shot and epoxy until it does.
Thanks Lynn. Damn, I thought I was going really heavy with the Bartlein Heavy Varmint at 7.5 lbs. Guess I need to get to one of your shoots above Clear Lake and check out what setups are being used.
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I have seen such heavy barrels used with lightweight stocks to the point that the stock only had a few ounces keeping it from teetering on the bipod and going muzzle down on the bench/ground.

You want the back of the gun to be heavy enough to sit still.
If you don't have enough weight in the back, don't go with too much weight in front...
Thanks Randall. Gives me some more to think about on the build.
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One of our shooters has some barrels 2.5 inches in diameter that are 45 or 48 Inches long weighing 67-69 pounds just for the barrel.
The picture is of my 338 Lapua Ackley Improved with a 1.750 Lilja barrel 34 inches long and the gun weighs around 45 pounds.
You can hang a 1.250 straight cylinder barrel 30 inches long off of a Remington 700 action.
If you go larger you need a barrel block or the action will flex and ruin the bedding and that will wreck your accuracy.
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Just a quick update. I ordered a shouldered barrel from patriot valley arms today. I ordered it in a m24 contour with a 26” finished length. My action is still on track to ship mid next month. The wait sucks, but I should have all of my parts ready when I get it out of dros. All that’s left is a trigger. I’m gonna use my pst gen 2 until I save up for a better scope.
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I ordered a shouldered barrel from patriot valley arms today.
I ordered it in a m24 contour with a 26” finished length.
My action is still on track to ship mid next month.
The wait sucks, but I should have all of my parts ready when I get it out of dros.
Is your action shipping to patriot valley arms so they can thread the barrel and chamber the barrel to match your action/bolt and then they are shipping the barreled action on to your FFL?
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Is your action shipping to patriot valley arms so they can thread the barrel and chamber the barrel to match your action/bolt and then they are shipping the barreled action on to your FFL?
no, he's prefitting the barrel. He said that since bighorn/zermatt makes such consistent actions, he's able to chamber and thread it. He said that of the hundreds of tl3s that he's measured, they were all within .0003" of each other and that the new origins will be held to the same standards. We'll how it goes, he has a really good reputation.
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Wonder if that's also true of most/all custom actions.
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Wonder if that's also true of most/all custom actions.
In my experience, it's not.
It's common for actions to be within 0.003" across a model, but 0.0003" is exceedingly rare as most companies simply don't work to those tolerances as there is little to be gained from doing so.
BAT machine is the only one I have run into with consistent headspace across multiple copies of a single model.

I could probably go look at some of my TL3 build sheets and see if they are consistent as well though.
It's entirely possible that they are and I just didn't notice as I measure every one right before I fit a barrel and I don't need to remember the dimensions since they are written down.
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This is a good educational thread! Thanks Krilla for posting it. I'm kinda in the same boat. looking to order a barreled action from PVA. I'm leaning towards the ARC Nucleus, with heavy palma and shouldered install with Barloc. PVA is offering 3 extra barrels for a lower price. i may go that route.

Just need to save some more $ and wait 'til all the kinks get worked out on manufacturer's end.
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no, he's prefitting the barrel. He said that since bighorn/zermatt makes such consistent actions, he's able to chamber and thread it. He said that of the hundreds of tl3s that he's measured, they were all within .0003" of each other and that the new origins will be held to the same standards. We'll how it goes, he has a really good reputation.
Even with headspace being consistent, you can't index the bore runout to 12:00 with a pre-fit barrel like a high-end barrel fitting job.
That can only be done when the barrel is fitted to a specific action.
Pre-fit barrels also have to be fitted looser to ensure they will actually thread-in to the reciever.
Lapped fits like how a benchrest gun are built are not possible with a pre-fit barrel.
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Wonder if that's also true of most/all custom actions.


From my understanding, zermatt is an iso certified aerospace machine shop first and foremost. Being iso certified, they are held to certain standards and that translates into their actions. If you listen the precision rifle media podcast Josh from pva goes over it a bit.
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Even with headspace being consistent, you can't index the bore runout to 12:00 with a pre-fit barrel like a high-end barrel fitting job.

That can only be done when the barrel is fitted to a specific action.

Pre-fit barrels also have to be fitted looser to ensure they will actually thread-in to the reciever.

Lapped fits like how a benchrest gun are built are not possible with a pre-fit barrel.

If it turns out that this barrel is a dud, I’ll be bringing you a blank for you to spin on for me. Then you can tell me “I told you so” and I’ll humbly take it
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From my understanding, zermatt is an iso certified aerospace machine shop first and foremost. Being iso certified, they are held to certain standards and that translates into their actions. If you listen the precision rifle media podcast Josh from pva goes over it a bit.
It depends on what kind of iso certification it is. There are lots of different types. I was in an iso certified place while they were getting certified. Their emphasis was on consistency of methodology. That doesn't mean the end product is necessarily good, just that the methodology getting there is the same every time.
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It depends on what kind of iso certification it is. There are lots of different types. I was in an iso certified place while they were getting certified. Their emphasis was on consistency of methodology. That doesn't mean the end product is necessarily good, just that the methodology getting there is the same every time.
Exactly.
ISO is mostly about documentation, specifications and checking that parts meet specifications.
You can correctly document and make crap as long as the crap you make meets the crappy specs you claim.
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I have a bighorn origin action on preorder and should be getting it by summer. Here’s what I have in mind for parts.

Bighorn Origin
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Calvin elite 2 stage or trigger tech not sure yet
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Did you get your trigger yet? If not, I would recommend looking at the Huber concepts two-stage trigger. IMHO they are very well made and are worth checking out.
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Did you get your trigger yet? If not, I would recommend looking at the Huber concepts two-stage trigger. IMHO they are very well made and are worth checking out.

I would love one, but they’re almost double my budget for a trigger. I’m leaning towards the trigger tech special.
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Trigger Techs on sale at Brownells right 7/17, iirc the blowout sale
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Thanks for sharing! I picked one up. Got free 2nd day shipping as well. $115 to my door for a trigger tech.
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Wow, that's like an AR-15 trigger price.

They are very cool. The trigger weight adjusts with clicks.
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Just got my chassis back from OC custom coatings. They did a great job cerakoting it. Did their custom mixed “rustic gray”
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My action came in today. Barrel will be here on Monday. Looking to get it all put together after my 10 days.

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They put the bolt handle on the wrong side


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Haha I think you’re right.
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you have some nice parts cant wait to see them all put together.
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Barrel is in. Count down begins till I get to assemble it.

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is that a heavy palma profile?
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is that a heavy palma profile?
For sure not a heavy palma.

Palma contours have a full diameter breech for only 3 inches, then the short steep taper down to 1.000-.900 (depending on light through heavy palma) begins.

We can only see the breech end and only about 5 inches at that, but it's apparent that this is a straight taper barrel, maybe an MTU or M40 contour.
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For sure not a heavy palma.



Palma contours have a full diameter breech for only 3 inches, then the short steep taper down to 1.000-.900 (depending on light through heavy palma) begins.



We can only see the breech end and only about 5 inches at that, but it's apparent that this is a straight taper barrel, maybe an MTU or M40 contour.


You are correct it’s a m24/40 contour.
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Finally got my rifle put together. I’m really happy with the way it came out. Here’s a final parts breakdown

Mdt ess
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Rock creek 6.5 barrel chambered by pva
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Dude that rifle looks awesome!!!!
Looking forward to hearing the range report.


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Sweet looking build. How's the clearance between the scope objective and the chassis? From the pic it looks like there's no clearance.
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Looking forward to hearing the range report.


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Sweet looking build. How's the clearance between the scope objective and the chassis? From the pic it looks like there's no clearance.

Length wise I have just enough to screw the sunshade on and off. As you can see, the objective sits below the the front of the rail, but you can’t see it at all when looking through the scope.
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