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By Lee MartinArlington, Virginia , this article has nothing to do with single-action revolvers. Actually, it s a rifle project that we undertook back in 1993 and I was extremely pleased with how it turned out. If nothing else, it somewhat dispells the myth of hyper-velocity rounds and precision shooting. My dad s gunsmithing hobby started with custom rifles in the 1970s and eventually led to the building of his own bench-rest actions. I should clarify, that by build , I mean he machines them from scratch to include both the receiver and bolt assembly. Essentially, everything is an in-shop proposition with the exception of the trigger mechanism. In the latter part of the 1980s, he began to devote a lot of time to benchrest rifles which included 6mm BRs.
By Lee Martin Arlington, Virginia O.K., this article has nothing to do with single-action revolvers. Actually, it’s a rifle project that we undertook back in 1993 and I was extremely
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