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off a 11mm dovetail to mount off the side. Anyone have a line on a low end product for doing something like that? No picatiny rails here to work with.

So the high(.9") rings are higher than needed. I'll need to get shorter ones when I can. I think I'm going to make a cheek riser out of plastic sheet and stick it on with double sided tape. I shot a magazine through it this morning and the trigger is horrible coming from my centerfire rifles...

2 piece pic rail? A one piece rail looks like it'll block out the magazine too?

Measurements tell me I need to have around 7/8" between the bottom of the scope and the dovetail. Of course to make the eye relief right for me the scope adjustment boss ends up directly above the magazine too. 30mm tube, 50mm bell and a magazine standing proud just aren't a good combination to...

I need to go extra tall since mines a 30mm tube, the comb is already too low. Geez. Def going to need a comb riser type add-on by the time I get scope clearance.

I'd recommend you NOT go the tap/die route. Whatever inaccuracy they start out with will probably get worse and there's little guarantee it will start even remotely true. 

I have a breakdown portable bench I've been using for 30 years but never made up a target stand. Personally I would want one that will hold a backer, not just the target. What have you fellas done with yours?

Is using moving backers normal procedure or not?

Reminds me of all the discussions I've seen over the years of people claiming they shoot 1/4" groups with their firearms whenever they want, then someone mentions group aggregates and doing it in competition. Whole different game when real measurements and rules have to be followed. I agree...

That's getting it done. :) Now add a 4th axis to machine the whole thing in one setup. lol Never mind, I should have waited till reading the whole thing before I posted. hahaha

In what gun is that?

From their website. "Volquartsen Carbon Fiber 10/22 Tension Barrels Threaded Tension Tuned Match Grade Barrels w/Optional Muzzle Brake The Volquartsen approach to making a lighter weight barrel for the Ruger 10/22 is unique... They use a tensioning system to enhance the accuracy and cooling...

You knew people weren't going to answer the question you asked, right? lol Second and 3rd joints are my go to, without moving both I can't move straight back.

LOL could you get any farther away from me on the same land mass? hahaha

"Regarding accuracy, I'm convinced that pellets with bent and nicked skirts may account for some flyers that can throw off groups. I am of the opinion that jostling around in the tins during transport and dropped or beat-up tins account for bent/dented or nicked skirts. Consequently if...

So the other night I saw listings for different diameter .22 pellets/slugs and it made me think how they line up in magazines. If the design is such that they aren't held centered like a collet then it automatically creates a problem for all but the correct diameter ammo for that magazine. For...

Is there a contacts list on windows 10 on a pc? I added to people but seems like that'll be a joke since there's no ph., address or other data to go with it. SMH Ooops, this was supposed to be to BigTinBoat.

What about fishing gear? We've been developing a new mounting system to work with Scotty and another brand of downrigger gear. I'm the machinist end of it and my buddy is the fishing end of it. The first items are almost ready to use. Loren Coffin, Duckworth Machine.

Would you post pictures of the components of that assy the next time you have it all apart?

I could fall so deep in this it's stupid. Not just the vibration aspects but all facets of accuracy improvements. "For our pea shooters, it’s kinda hard to justify strapping on a 6lb bull barrel. At least not for any product the designers wish to be commercially viable." But, on the other hand...