Belt Fed Posted Saturday at 11:56 PM Report Posted Saturday at 11:56 PM This one i done about a week ago 6.5 Grendel, Sharpes bros hellbreaker lower. Hawke 4x prism sight
Belt Fed Posted Saturday at 11:58 PM Author Report Posted Saturday at 11:58 PM (edited) Other is a 7.62x39, another sharps bros lower. both have an Atrius FRT Edited Saturday at 11:59 PM by Belt Fed
Belt Fed Posted Sunday at 12:03 AM Author Report Posted Sunday at 12:03 AM Also what in the heck is this metal made of. LOL, seriously i broke 7 drill bits trying to drill the gas hole out. none of them even started to cut and i just used the first one on that 7'62 barrel. i gave up and going to try the FRT like it is. it's a 14 inch 5.56 bear creek barrel. is it possible to over harden a barrel?
shooterrex Posted Sunday at 12:49 AM Report Posted Sunday at 12:49 AM You just need to get through the nitride. Like for dimpling for the gas block I use my drill press and a round burr. Slow speed with a little oil and just keep at it. Also have used a center punch to mark the hole and used a dremil to grind a flat spot . then drilled with the drill press.
Belt Fed Posted Sunday at 12:53 AM Author Report Posted Sunday at 12:53 AM 1 minute ago, shooterrex said: You just need to get through the nitride. Like for dimpling for the gas block I use my drill press and a round burr. Slow speed with a little oil and just keep at it. Also have used a center punch to mark the hole and used a dremil to grind a flat spot . then drilled with the drill press. Thanks, i;ll have to get some more drill bits. i broke all i had that size. I didn't use oil but went slow on the last four bits. lol but i will use oil next time. probably help to buy some better bits too.
Albroswift Posted Sunday at 04:05 AM Report Posted Sunday at 04:05 AM I like the cobalt bits, buy once cry once. Goes through barrels like butter (well, not quite but close)
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