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WT****
Is in my bolt??? I picked up my 591 from my FFL today and while messing around with it went to drop the firing pin in the bolt. No go!! I take a flash light and look inside to see whats up. It looks like a damn metal chiclet wedged in down there. Do i break this out before assembly or did Surgeon let one slip from QC?
Best pic i could get since its so far in there Last edited by DirtRacer151; 01-08-2010 at 3:39 PM.. |
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It's probably a piece of tumbling media.
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Thank you captain obvious.
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Ceramic is pretty common.
There are different grits and sizes. For larger parts, the media might be 2" long by 1/2" diameter pills. The pills end up looking like metal because they are scratching metal off the parts being polished. http://www.kramerindustriesonline.co...-cylinders.htm
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Once you ion-bond it, it's not changing. When I get my 591 in a few weeks, I'm just going to parkerize it and wear out a barrel with it. When it's time to rebarrel, I'll send it off for ionbond.
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I did not know he was a member here
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I was going to go look for that picture, but I got lazy.
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Ryan, what was the turn around on your action?
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IonBond doesn't to miracles. Parts will still wear (lugs and where the bolt handle hits the action when you lift).
I'm proud to say I was probably the 1st to IonBond a precision bolt action. And if i'm not.. the idea was still original relative to me With that said.. everything else stays smooth and flawless. X-acto blade will not damage it.. i tried! |
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Im not expecting miracles. My Tikka Tactical had what i believe was a teflon coated bolt that i kept a light coat of oil on at all times. Slick as snot and looked brand new even after about 2500 rounds cycled. I'd be thrilled if i could get similar results
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It's what's on a Glock's slide and barrel. Machine tooling and cutter makers have been using it for decades.
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Like 5 weeks. I need another 3k rounds cycled through it before I see how durable it is.
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Hmm.. Cerakote it is then! I'm ready to shoot!!!
Cerakote is supposed to be better then Duracoat right? The Duracoat on my Sako chips off like Krylon |
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yeah cerakote is solid ( much more than duracoat and krylon). I had Phantom Finishing do the job on my parts. great work .1 week turnaround. He is a member here.
http://www.phantomfinishing.com/ Last edited by H2H; 01-08-2010 at 7:44 PM.. Reason: linky |
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