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Checking In - Birthdays, House, and So Cold
Second, we're still working on the house. We have a week to move out of the rental and in to the new house. I'm thinking it's not going to happen and we're going to have to pay rent and a mortgage in February.
Third, we're still working on the house. Wait, you say, you already mentioned that. Well. It's a huge factor in our non-lives right now. Seriously. Nothing else is getting done. We've sent two children to stay with grandparents and still nothing is getting done. The house is destroyed. The rental isn't packed up. Schoolwork is a joke. We're eating take-out and scrounged up meals. I have food in the pantry but no time to cook here at the rental and no kitchen to cook in at the new house.
Renovation is hard enough without temperatures that my youngest sister has been known to call, "negative cold". You guys: the cold is just ridiculous. The snow, the ice, they are annoying. But the cold is just stupid cold. (Sorry for the extreme language.)
And everyone in the family seems to be sick with some minor cold / congestion / mild sore throat / mild fever kind of thing. Never all at once and it doesn't seem to be debilitating but it is a factor. That and the fact that iBoy is still not a fan of real food and must be going through a growth spurt because he wants to nurse ALL THE TIME mean we are not getting a lot of sleep these days.
That candle at the top of this post is the only birthday candle my darling husband is likely to get. There is no cake. There will not be a cake. "The cake is a lie." (little shout out to one of my husband's favorite games)
Meanwhile, people we know and care about are struggling with real things, serious things like Cancer and grief and uncertainty. It feels ridiculous to complain about the weather or paying a month's rent when you know there are things that are much Bigger to face.
Prayers. For you, for them, for anyone facing this awful winter. For me. Please?


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The Cornerless (aka guitar shaped) Fiddle by Don Rickert Musical Instruments is designed to be high performance fiddle rather than an orchetral violin
The instrument is a beautiful cornerless design approximating the dimensions of a standard violin or fiddle; aka a "guitar-shaped" or "Chanot style". The instrument also has very cool early Baroque-style "C-shape" sound holes.
The unique shape and sound holes makes this loud and powerful fiddle a visual attention getter!
This very well-bulit instrument, with the absence of corner blocks, produces a well—balanced but sonorous (loud), slightly dark and generally focused sound, but with more audible bass overtones that a regular violin. In other words, even with an extremely low string height (optional), this baby puts out exactly the sound favored by many fiddlers. In other words, it is super-easy to play, loud, "bassy" but not "muddy."
Varnish is traditional hand-rubbed oil (old Italian style method), which gives it an old school look.
This type of fiddle is very popular with traditional fiddlers in most genres.
Tuning: G3 D4 A4 E5 or various cross-tunings such as: A3 E4 A4 E5 or G3 D4 G4 D5
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Scale length: 13"
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This shirt is a super, super soft tee. What colour is it? Sage (how did you guess?). What colour is sage, you ask? Well, it's sort of like sand (in theme with the album cover). The new Sick Puppies logo is black but has a glimmer to it. It's not really sparkly, but not regular flat black either. This shirt is recommended for petite girls.
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After break, my 4th graders started some work on deadly animals! I started out by reading Fangs by Heather Dakota and read about deadly animals and how they use their fangs. It's a long book, so I picked out the pages that included the animals that would be in the student book. We talked about how animals use their fangs and make them deadly.
The 4th graders then read Deadliest Animals by Melissa Stewart. As they read, they had to take notes about how each animal was deadly in their own way. When they were finished they needed to select one animal from the book and write about what made it deadly and other information about that animal. They had to put it in a "Wanted" type poster.


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|CRJ 225: Introduction to Criminology
|CRJ 302: Research Methods
|CRJ 303: Statistical Analysis
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|Important Note: 18 hours of upper division criminal justice courses are required
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Not too easy. Not too difficult.
Course Overview:
it is a good course which can make learners grow spiritually.know how to deal with other people and help the poor
Course highlights:
it teaches more about religion.and more of it its about liberty.This is how poor people are being oppressed.so the lesson is how to fight for the rights of oppressed.
Hours per week:
3-5 hours
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they should do it because it will teach them how to solve problems in their live time
Pretty easy, overall.
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This course focused on real life application situations and i would recommend students to try it because it is an eye opener to many experiences not only in class but also in practical life.
Course highlights:
community resource management and apprehension importance of service and labor enhancement ability of the human mind through human and animal psychology necessary skills to handle situations of all kinds
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9-11 hours
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A student per-taking this course should be a deep researcher.Students think art courses are easy but they can be hard if you don't research.Without research you cannot achieve anything.Its a fruitful course.I recommend everyone to try.


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Eric Clapton led a musical tribute to Jack Bruce at his former Cream bandmate's funeral in North London earlier today, singing the Beatles' 'Strawberry Fields Forever' with help from friends and family.
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Led Zeppelin have released a new video featuring a previously unreleased version of their classic anthem 'Rock and Roll,' continuing the ongoing parade of promotion for the newly remastered and expanded editions of their studio albums.
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AC/DC has posted a photograph of their new Malcolm Young-less lineup - and their drummer's also missing.
Kiss founder Paul Stanley, echoing his bandmate Gene Simmons' much-discussed "rock is dead" declaration, says the group wouldn't stand a chance if it tried to start its career today.
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Top Teachers: Blair Flynn
By Tom Lappas, Henrico Citizen Editor 02/18/11
Parents of students in Blair Flynn's second-grade class at Nuckols Farm Elementary don't have to wonder what their children are doing during class – they just need to check their e-mail inbox.
There, they'll often find updates and photos of their kids that Flynn has snapped through the Photo Booth program on her laptop and e-mailed to their parents.
"It's one of my favorite things that I do," Flynn said. "Parents will call me and say 'That just makes my day. I might be at work, having a bad day, and then I see my child smiling and having fun.'"
Flynn prides herself on teaching in a way that produces results for each child, regardless of his or her learning style. During a recent lesson about magnets, she gave each of her 26 students two pipe cleaners, a piece of string, a piece of paper and other items and told them to produce something to reflect the lesson.
"Everyone came up with something different," Flynn said.
One of her nominators cited Flynn's ability to make the most of challenging situations.
"She had a boy who loved math but resisted practicing reading (a weaker skill for him)," the woman wrote. "She motivated him by giving him a stopwatch and graph paper so he could measure his time reading and graph his progress.
"She used his strength to address a weakness."
Teaching was in the cards for Flynn from an early age. Her mother and stepmother were teachers, and she recalled playing "school" regularly as a child. When she moved to Virginia after three years as a teacher in South Carolina, she encouraged her second-grade students there to write her to stay in touch. One girl did so all the way through middle school.
Recently, Flynn received a Facebook friend request from the girl – now in graduate school, studying to be a teacher. Her motivation was Flynn – now a 17-year teaching veteran – who said learning of her own impact was a powerful and humbling realization.
Teaching second-graders gives Flynn many reasons to look forward to arriving at school each day.
"It's a great age," she said. "It's just fun. There are a lot of hands-on things you can do. They're so enthusiastic, and you see a lot of growth in them during the year."
Now in her seventh year at Nuckols Farm, Flynn can't see herself anywhere else.
"I call it my happy place. This school – I'll be here until they're ready to send me to teacher heaven."
Henrico Public Library wins Virginia Breast Cancer Foundation grant
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The Henrico County Public Library system recently won the Virginia Breast Cancer Foundation's Library Grant Award, which provides funding, materials and programming from VBCF to help educate citizens about breast cancer.
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Pet supplies and accessories retailer Pet Valu will open at 5304 Wyndham Forest Drive in Glen Allen Saturday, Aug. 26.
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State issues warning about purebred puppy scam
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Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring is warning Virginia consumers about an active fraud involving purebred puppies.
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Kaine, McEachin to host Service Academy Day
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Congressman A. Donald McEachin (VA-04) and Senator Tim Kaine (D-VA) will co-host their Service Academy Day to educate high school students about the service academy nominations process, an honor awarded by members of Congress for students interested in attending a service academy after high school.
The event will take place Saturday, Sept. 16, from 10 a.m. to noon, at Matoaca High School, 17700 Longhouse Lane, Chesterfield 23838. It will provide an opportunity for high school students and parents to learn about the nation's military academies, a career in military service and the nominations process. > Read more.
Red Cross, Sport Clips offer free haircuts to blood donors
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Many years ago, my father in law bought one of the very first Savage LRPs chambered in .243 WIN. He topped it with a really nice Leupold scope and then started a new position at work that severely interrupted his ability to have free time for shooting. Fast forward a few years, and the rifle was still languishing in his safe. There were precious few factory loadings that the LRP liked, and the ones it did like were not very good at flying out to the 1000 yard line, the primary reason he bought the gun. A rebarrel was in order . . .
Normally, I'm no big advocate of rebarreling a gun willy nilly. Truth of the matter though, the Savages have been notorious for being friendly to the hobbyist gunsmith. Where a Remington 700 patterned bolt gun almost requires a machine shop to work on, the Savages can be disassembled and reassembled with a minimum of tools thanks to their low cost manufacturing processes. That's not to say the Savages aren't shooters — they certainly are. Especially when you take their cost into account.
I was in the kitchen at my in law's extolling the virtues of the various 6.5 Creedmoor chambered rifles I've been able to shoot in the last year when my father in law started to show signs of interest in the cartridge. I showed him several of the ballistics tables available comparing one of the 140 A-Max factory loads to something like the ~50 gr V-Maxs that his gun preferred. The difference was night and day. The deal was sealed when I showed him the results I was getting out of Hornady's factory 6.5 Creedmoor loads and reminded him that he wouldn't have to have his hunting buddy load up some hand rolled .243 WIN for him anymore.
Ammunition availability aside, my father in law's Savage had accuracy issues. I had (wrongly) declared it to be quite the shooter in my original review. Having time and an understanding of how to use OnTarget, I went back and evaluated my previous targets to find that the .243 chambered LRP never really shot better than 1 MOA with the exception of one factory load. To put the final nail in the accuracy coffin, I took the rifle back out to the range before I ordered any parts.
What I found was that it was still an erratic shooter giving preference to some loads, and hating others. Normally I'd call it confirmation bias, but I had the numbers staring me straight in the face. This gun simply wasn't a shooter, and given that my father in law regularly has access to private land to shoot out to 1000 yards, something better really did need to be done.
Rifle in hand, I made a call to Jim at Northland Shooter's Supply. Jim is likely well known to those who have ever ordered parts for a Savage, but he was new to me. Jim still does business over the phone and spent the better part of an hour on the phone with me discussing the requirements I had for this rifle before making several suggestions on what I should order. Several items were non negotiable. Specifically, my father in law wanted a bull barrel. I wanted it chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor, threaded 5/8″-24 at the muzzle, and twenty-two inches long. From there, Jim counseled me on shank sizing and various other small parts I'd need. With few exceptions, the majority of Savages on the market are the small shank kind. The exceptions are the receivers chambered for the short magnums and the Model 12, the action I had in my hands.
Jim didn't have the barrel in stock, so it had to be ordered direct from Shilen, an issue that moved my lead time up by several weeks. A quick review of Northlands recently updated website will show you the barrels they have in stock. While he had me on the phone, Jim counseled me on picking up their precision barrel nut and recoil lug. Given that I've seen some pretty horrendous stock parts come out of various guns and motorcycles, I opted to spend a bit more of my father in law's money for the upgraded parts.
The last piece of the puzzle was tooling. I already had a barrel vise, but lacked an action wrench or the barrel nut tool specific to Savages. Jim has both in stock, and the prices were comparable to what I'd see on the market at large. Jim was sure to tell me several times that all of their tools, down to the allen wrench included with the action wrench, are made in the USA. Loaded up on tools and parts, Jim slammed my credit card for the better part of $700. Less than three days later, all the small parts and tools showed up. Four weeks later, a very heavy tube arrived direct from Shilen.
The first order of business was separating the action from the old barrel but only after removing the scope, rings, and bolt. Locked up in my fancy new barrel vise, I used the Northland barrel nut tool to break the old nut free which required a bit of grunting and a decent sized breaker bar for leverage. From there, the action spun off and the old barrel went into storage.
I completely degreased the action and got the new Shilen barrel mounted up in the vise along with the new barrel nut and recoil lug. I dabbed on a bit of moly grease and then threaded the action onto the barrel. At this point, I removed the ejector and extractor from the bolt, and closed the bolt on a 6.5 Creedmoor GO headspace gauge. I threaded the action down until it was tight against the gauge, and then threaded the barrel nut down hand tight.
At this point, I set my torque wrench for the correct specification, and attached it to Northland's tool. I then mounted up Northland's Action Wrench which helpfully features a relief cut for the recoil lug, and held it tight while I torqued the barrel nut down. Once at spec, I cycled the bolt on the GO gauge to confirm that the bolt closed without any stickiness. I then loaded up the NO GO gauge and confirmed that the bolt would not close. At that point, I reassembled the bolt and started putting the rifle back together.
Once reassembled, I took the gun to the range to sight it in. At this point, I found that the bolt would not close on a live round without quite a bit of force. Fearing that I'd somehow messed everything up irreparably, I went home, and tried things with the GO and NO GO gauges. I ended up only able to replicate the issues by using live rounds as the GO gauge worked fine. My first thought was that the chamber had been cut incorrectly and that the bullet ogive was being pushed against the rifle lands. I tested this by measuring the OAL of a loaded cartridge, loaded it, cycled the bolt, and then extracted it and measured the OAL. With it unchanged, I looked to the extractor which in retrospect should have been my first thought for two obvious reasons.
The first reason was that I had been having difficulty closing the bolt on a loaded round for the first "cycling" only. By uncocking the bolt, and closing it again, I had smooth bolt handle movement. I incorrectly chalked this up to the bullet being pushed further back in the case, a foolish assessment on my part. The second piece of evidence was that I wasn't closing the bolt on the headspace gauge, instead choosing to load the headspace gauge into the bolt (held by the extractor), and then insert it into the chamber. Naturally, everything worked fine when I did it that way.
At roughly the same time I came to this conclusion, I launched the ejector spring across my shop whilst reassembling the bolt. Given that shipping was the same whether I bought one part or many, I elected to replace every part in the bolt face. I'm happy to report that the new extractor I purchased fixed my issue and the gun fed, extracted, and ejected with no issues.
At the range with a functioning firearm and a calm day, the newly rebarreled Savage turned in some really impressive groups at the hundred yard line. It does not seem to like the 129 gr. SST factory load from Hornady turning in pretty consistent five shot groups in the 1.2 – 1.4 MOA range. Switching over to the 120 and 140 gr A-MAX loads from Hornady, this rifle consistently turns in sub MOA performance with my best group a ~.6 MOA five shot group (yes there's five) from some 140 gr. A-MAX loads. Stepping it back to the quarter mile line and beyond, it performed as well as any of the other 6.5 Creedmoor chambered guns I've tested out, turning in sub MOA groups at well past the 500 yard line when I did my part.
Thanks to the beefy barrel, long strings of fire can be had without changing POI or group size. The group above was actually shot with a very hot, very dirty barrel. I put something like 120 rounds through the rifle to confirm that it worked fine, and then called up my father in law to let him know that his rifle was ready to go.
With a bachelor party at a private hunting ranch coming up before I was due back at the in laws, I took the rifle out along with the various ammo I had left. Among the fifteen or so guys assembled for the party, I was the only one who had ever shot past 200 yards. With nearly 900 yards to work with at the ranch, I set up an IPSC steel target at a laser measured 891 yards and managed to get everyone, including the bachelor, on target at least once in a pretty wicked little wind. Of all the guns we had out at the range, this one was easily everyone's favorite, and the one that ran out of ammo first.
On the way back home, I stopped by the family ranch to drop off my steel target, and took the opportunity to take one of my parent's friends out to my little spot under the big oak tree. He'd never shot anything with a silencer, and hadn't done any shooting past 200 yards in his life. I set him up with a bit of ammo I'd squirreled away from the bachelor party and had him send three rounds. Pictured above are his first three rounds ever shot past the 200 yard line.
This rifle flat out shoots circles around its former incarnation and has been a crowd pleaser with everyone that's shot it. Unfortunately, my father in law still hasn't gotten the chance to take it out due to our combined work schedules. We'll get out before it gets too hot to see if he likes it.
Specifications: Rebarreling of a Savage LRP
- Original Configuration
- Chamber: .243 WIN
- Twist: 1:9.25
- Length: 26 inches
- New Configuration
- Chamber: 6.5 Creedmoor
- Twist: 1:8
- Length: 22 inches
- Parts Cost: $471
- Barrel – Stainless Select Match – $339
- Muzzle Threading – $75
- Recoil Lug – $29
- Barrel Nut – $28
- Tool Cost: ~$250
- Barrel Vise – $59.99
- GO Gauge – $49.99
- NO GO Gauge – $49.99
- Barrel Nut Wrench – $28
- Northland Shooter's Supply Action Wrench – $60
Ratings (out of five stars):
Ease of Installation * * * * *
Assuming you have the tools, and a bit of mechanical aptitude, rebarreling a Savage is fairly straightforward. Now that I've done one, I assume they can be knocked out fairly quickly from this point forward. The correct tools make life easier, so go ahead and pony up for them if you're looking to do this yourself. As a nod to Shilen, the barrel threaded perfectly and the muzzle brake timed with a minimum of shims.
Accuracy * * * * *
I'm astounded at how good this rifle shoots. 6.5 Creedmoor is already a really great long range cartridge and one that can make a competent shooter look like he knows what he's doing. Pair it up a with a gun that drives those bullets through the same hole, and you've got a winner. Mated up to a solid stock, and a good piece of glass, this is every bit of the 1000 yard rifle that my father in law wanted when he bought it originally.
Cleaning * * * * *
I have never owned a rifle that cleaned up this easily. I shot something like 200 rounds in total during my testing without a single cleaning. When it finally came time to return the gun to my father in law, I gave it a thorough once over. To my shock, a few patches soaked in KG 1 were all that were necessary to clean the carbon fouling from the barrel. No matter how much KG-12 I ran through it, I couldn't get any copper fouling out of the bore. Shilen has done an excellent job with their hand lapping. This barrel can be shot all day and be clean after a few patches of quality carbon remover.
Overall Rating * * * * *
Less than $500 worth of parts and a few hours of work turned a safe queen into a bonafide shooter. I've always heard that Savages were the AR-15s of the bolt action world and this little project has firmly cemented it for me. So much so that I'm now trolling the pawn shop aisles for a donor Savage action.
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"What I found was that it was still an erratic shooter giving preference to some loads, and hating others. "
That's pretty much always the case. Why would this be a surprise?
You even found some loads were better than others after the barrel change.
Comments like this one are for sure head scratchers for me…
Um, yea.
I've said it many times on many threads: If a shooter really wants sub-MOA accuracy, and especially sub-half-MOA accuracy off the bench or rest, they must (it is not an option) learn how to reload.
I started reading this thread and saying "Hmmm. What, exactly, is wrong with this rifle? 'cuz I'm not seeing it…"
I have entertained the idea of starting to reload but powder is still not available in my area. I have been lucky that my newest rifles (both in .300 blk) have shot very well with barnes 110 Vor-tx. The ruger American Ranch shoots well under 1/2 inch at 50 yards, 3 shot groups look like single holes, This while leaning against a truck. At 100 yards I was less than 2 inches, again, leaning on a truck, not using a bench. I would really like to see what these cheap things can do with hand loads.
Mail order primers and powder when one of the well-known reloading sites has a sale. Get as much as you can fit into one hazmat shipment, and that reduces your costs.
OK, a tip here:
When you're checking headspace with go/no-go gages, you should strip the bolt. There should be no extractor, no ejector, no firing pin, no cocking piece, nothing but a bolt handle, the lugs and the main bolt body.
The rifle should be held in a horizontal position.
With the go gage in the chamber, you should be able to gently push the bolt forward into battery, and drop the handle. Don't cam the handle downwards, just let go of the bolt handle. In a clean action, without burrs, the bolt handle should drop all the way down to the closed position.
If the bolt handle does not drop all the way down, do not apply force to close it. This is how you ruin chambers and/or gages. If the bolt handle doesn't drop on a Savage, you need to unscrew the barrel a bit more. On any other rifle, it means you need to ream the chamber a little more. I'm not going to discuss that here or now, as it is involved. The central point here is that the camming action on a bolt gun is able to apply a ferocious amount of pressure to ram home an object into the chamber. That's not proper measurement technique.
OK, now let's check the no-go gage. Pull out (or blow out) the go gage from the chamber. Put in the no-go gage. Put the bolt back in, and once again, drop the bolt handle. It should not drop all the way down into battery.
When I screw a new barrel onto a Savage, I don't screw the barrel back onto the gage, and then tighten things up. I screw the barrel down onto a piece of spent brass, make some timing marks, then remove the brass and start checking the headspace per the above, making small adjustments until I end up with a result where the bolt drops without assistance onto a go gage, and will not drop onto a no-go gage.
This helps prevent inaccurate readings, as well as damage to the chamber or the gages.
Great comment. Thanks.
That's a publication-quality bit of advice, there. Thanks! Your advice is not unlike how to use a micrometer – you're dealing with similar tolerances here, so it makes a lot of sense to gently use the measuring instruments (go/no-go gages) just as you don't reef down on the micrometer thimble.
It is exactly like using a mic. When you're using a mic, you should be using the ratchet on the end of the thimble, not the thimble, to close the mic onto the workpiece to be measured. You want light, but consistent, pressure.
Here's the thing: most people probably don't know that steel can "crush." When a gunsmith re-barrels a more conventional bolt gun (ie, Mauser, Winchester, Remington), we budget 0.002″ of "crush" into the headspace when we finish torquing the barrel into the receiver. This crush doesn't happen on a Savage, because you're just screwing the barrel into the receiver, then you're locking it in with the barrel nut.
Well, you can crush the go gage into the front of the chamber, and by so doing, could end up with a headspace setting that is at least 0.002″ too tight. The bolt has more than enough camming thrust to accomplish this, which is why you want to allow the bolt to drop into position on its own. To do that requires a stripped bolt – no springs pushing the bolt out of battery at all. If you've got the barrel set for minimum headspace, and you then cam the bolt down to crush the gage in there, you're likely going to end up with a short chamber, which means closing the bolt on spec loaded ammo could be forcing the mouth of the case neck into the front of the throat, will will start crimping the neck into the bullet, which will in turn raise pressures in the case as well as damage the bullet jacket.
All of which are Not Good.
Even if you don't have time to write stuff for TTAG, we should at least aggregate your comments and the wealth of knowledge therein into a single post that grows when you post info like this.
Maybe Ted Nugent can start something like Jay Leno's Garage, but for guns! His mechanics are basically a dream team who know every nut, bold and oddball part, then know how to do it correctly.
Not like most of TV gun shows where the characters and the antics between them make the show, but the beautiful and extraordinary machines that are perfected and corrected are the stars. With some witty and insightful commentary, like the Forgotten Weapons youtube channel guy, this would be amazing.
I'm curious, Tyler, are there any recommended methods to blueprint a Savage before rebarreling? I'm pretty familiar with working on Remy 700 actions, where you true the action, true the bolt lugs, square the bolt face, etc. I also know the Savage has that floating bolt face, which presumably eliminates some of those Remington necessities. But, other than just screwing a new barrel in, what else do folks do to a Savage action for accurizing?
You could, it you wanted, re-cut the face of the action while it's on a mandrel in a lathe. You could, if you wanted, then re-cut the threads while in an action fixture on a lathe. Then you might lap in the lugs on the bolt.
Blueprinting isn't the cure-all for accuracy that some people think it is. I'd put it down the list of "where to spend money for accuracy in a rifle," well after "reloading, examining the barrel you have, checking the stock you have, checking the bolt you have (and possible firing pin work)", etc.
All that assumes a modern factory action, like a Savage or Rem700. If we're talking of building up a milsurp rifle into a shooter, well then, printing might well yield some real improvements.
All said and done, if you want to pay someone to blueprint an action, you might come out ahead by simply buying a quality custom rifle action and building off that, rather than trying to get there whilst paying a 'smith to re-machine a low-dollar action. People are amazed when I recommend this, but I try to be honest with people. Add up the hours you can sink into the "blueprinting" game and $1200 to $1400 for a custom action doesn't look so expensive after all.
What's a firing pin work? To reduce lock time? Or to prevent pierced primers or what?
The consistency with which the FP hits the primer, and the circular error with which the primer hits the primer (ie, away from being dead-center on the typical Boxer primer) all can result in changes in muzzle velocity, which result in at least vertical stringing.
The objective of this game is threefold:
1. Achieve the lowest possible standard deviations in MV of the bullet leaving the barrel. This is where the FP work comes in, as well as trickling powder by the grain into the case consistently, weights of powder charges down to 0.1 grain or less, trying to choose a load with powder that has very consistent results, high load densities, weighing your brass, checking your brass for volumetric consistency, etc.
2. Getting the bullet presented into the bore of a high-quality barrel in the most consistent and co-axial manner possible. This is where chambers with tight necks, neck-turning on your cases, etc comes in.
3. Everything else.
If the firing pin hits the primer inconsistently, you will get inconsistent results before you do anything else to the gun.
Thank you!
"2. Getting the bullet presented into the bore of a high-quality barrel in the most consistent and co-axial manner possible. This is where chambers with tight necks, neck-turning on your cases, etc comes in."
Very, very important.
I'd add to that list a good run-out gage to measure concentricity of both the neck itself and the bullet when seated.
Great advice – and thanks! The reason I ask is that I do have a nice lathe and mill out in the workshop, and am slowly but surely learning what I can about the deeper aspects of rifle accuracy. Since (to me) time in the shop is hobby time well-spent, I have a lot of fun taking a few hours to set up for lathe work, etc. I also get a kick out of building fairly low-budget rifles that compete very favorably with some high-dollar customs that my friends have commissioned.
When you're working on bolt actions, there's a bunch of tools that are handy to have.
You will need to make mandrels to hold your action between centers to do some of the work. To make a mandrel that fits your action as closely as possible, you'll need some gage pins to gage the front and rear bolt support holes. If you get gage pins from, oh, 0.697 up to 0.706 in half-thou increments, you should be OK. Gage your front and rear supports for the bolt, and machine your mandrel to fit precisely. Drill a hole through the mandrel in the region of the mandrel that lines up with the mag well. You'll thread that for a 1/4-20 bolt, and bolt on a flat piece of stock across the bottom of the mag well to keep the action from turning on the mandrel.
Next, you will need a tube of some sort with set screws fore and aft to hold the action.
And you'll need to make or buy a Labounty bolt fixture for working on the bolt itself.
If you want to jewel a bolt, you would be well served to make a widget that allows you to hold the lugs of the bolt in a super-spacer on a mill, and then an insert where the firing pin goes for support by the footstock of a spacer set.
There's more tooling to make all the time, but that could get you going pretty well.
Sharpshootersupply will time and true your action, and make it much, much smoother to operate.
It sounds like I've been headspacing Savages, uh, "savagely", and probably ought to follow those detailed steps listed here! Mine are probably on too far…
What, didn't like the 6.8 SPC?
Although I am a big fan of the 6.8SPC, the 6.5Creedmore has about twice the energy at 300 yards, with a similarly weighted round. There's really no comparison.
Most stock 243 barrels don't have enough twist for 1k yard use. 243 and 6.5 creedmoor are two of the best factory 1k target rounds, but 243 u will need to reload. With the creedmoor you can buy sub moa ammo from Hornady for about a buck a round, shoot some, and then have the brass to start reloading. Win win win
Perhaps I am ill-informed, but I have never heard that a .243 can be a 1000 yard gun. I would think that those itty bitty little pills would be subject to any puff of air that came along, and past 200 yards it is dropping pretty hard.
.243 Win is well known in the long range community.
Some nice reading on the topic:
The .243 would be a 1,000 yard gun, if you reload. Again, the .243 isn't loaded by the factory with the sorts of VLD bullets you need to keep the pill supersonic all the way downrange.
Berger makes some very nice 6mm (.243) pills, as does Lapua. The 1,000 yard group record was set by a 6BR cartridge (last I looked) and it is shoving less powder behind the bullet than a .243 can.
The wind call experience required to accomplish that with such a light round is impressive.
Well, from my noodling around with ballistics math, the #1 factor that improves a rifle's ability to shoot in the wind is not the mass of the bullet, which I had assumed years ago would be the biggest factor.
Mass is a secondary issue to "bucking the wind." What most improves a bullet's performance in the wind the most is having a high Bc. If you have a high Bc bullet, you retain more of your starting velocity, which means that your bullet is exposed to the wind for less time, which means you drift less.
Now, as it so happens, higher Bc bullets are also higher mass, as a general rule, BUT… they're mass+bullet form, meaning that just launching some heavy bullet with a flat or classic hunting rounded nose and low Bc isn't going to buck the wind as well as a smooth, high-Bc bullet with a tangent or secant ogive and a tapered base.
There are 90 grain .224, and 105 to 115 grain .243 pills available with the required Bc's to do long range shooting. Look at Berger's web site for more info to start, then Lapua's and you can branch out from there.
There are several cartridges that have been developed specifically to push the 6mm bullets to their best performance, starting with the 6mm PPC, then the 6BR, improved versions of the 6BR, then the 6XC. The 6XC is a very interesting wildcat, which is basically developed from a .243 chamber, with the reamer stopped short. There has been so much benchrest development around the 6mm projectiles for years, that it is one of the standards of accuracy shooting out to 600 yards since, oh, the 1970's.
I keep telling people here on TTAG to check out what's been going on in the benchrest community for decades past. That's where the accuracy 'smiths and shooters have been chasing the ultimate limits of accuracy for decades – and achieving stunning results. Most everything everyone really knows, not "thinks might work," but stuff known to work, has been developed by the benchrest guys (OFWG's shooting expensive custom rifles with loving hand-loaded ammo) for decades.
I don't have near the expertise or experience with precision rifle shooting as most of the commenters in this thread.
But I see the .243 as a 2 stage round. For guys like me that need a multipurpose deer/coyote/medium game gun the .243 in factory loadings is near perfect. Mass produced rifles with moderate priced scopes give us a very decent "meat" rifle.
Go to the level that guys like DG are at and the .243 is still a very viable round. Quality actions, barrels, loadings and experienced shooters take the round into a whole other region.
You are ill-informed.
But as others have said, the factory barrels don't have the right twist rate, and the factory ammo doesn't use the best 6mm bullets for long range. As is almost universally the case, you gotta handload.
With that one major exception– 6.5 Creedmoor. You may be able to get away without handloading on that one. Maybe.
Fast twist 243 barrel with a 95 to 115 grain berger or amax, and the gun will shoot flatter than the 6.5 creedmoor out to 1k. In some competition they put a velocity cap ( i think 3100 fps)on the 243, now people are using the 6mm creedmoor….
Wish more people used 260 REM
Well, the reason why it really didn't go anywhere with the accuracy crowd was that the quality of the factory .260 Rem brass was short of what was required. And, until recent bullet developments in the 6.5/.264 caliber products, the accuracy guys were focused like a laser on 6mm rounds. As more and more people started shooting 1K ranges, then people started fishing around for more Bc, and the 6.5 and 7mm bullet products started popping up.
The lack of quality brass in the .260 left the market open for both the 6.5×47 Lapua and the 6.5 Creedmoor.
Sadly true. That being said I love my 260. Lapua brass, 140 gr Amax or ELD, and some H4350 and steel plates are dinged out to 1,250 yds. As you have stated previously the key is to load your own. Especially with 260 as there is no decent factory load.
I love Lapua brass and bullets. Sadly, they're often in limited supply. When I find good prices on Lapua brass or bullets, I snap them up, even if I might not get around to using them for quite some while.
The .260 could have been so much more than it was. If the .260 had been brought into the market as a wildcat with a large following (like the .22-250), then it could have been so much more than it became – which is now nothing but a footnote to the 6.5 Creedmoor, the 6.5×47, etc. Sadly, the 6.5-08 didn't have a huge following – it was bracketed by the 6mm benchrest rounds below it, and the 6.5-284 above it. So it had to stand or fall based on Remington's development and marketing, and we know what comes of that.
The rapid acceptance of the 6.5 Creedmoor shows that a manufacture can still introduce a new cartridge into the veritable blizzard of cartridges available in the US, and still gain ground. The 6.5 Creedmoor also shows that it takes quality ammo, quality rifles, etc to gain that ground, neither of which are Remington's strong suit.
Where does the 22-250 fall in with this long range shooting.
In guns with properly fast twist rates to accommodate the necessarily heavy and long bullets required, it's a blast out to a bit over 1000m but a little hard on barrels.
Too hard to get such a small caliber heavy enough. Drop is not an issue. The laser range finder makes everything KD. Wind is the enemy.
sorry( KD?)
Sorry, Known Distance. Too much time on .mil ranges for me.
You'd need to load it with VLD bullets. Most .224 bullets have pretty poor Bc's until you get to the heavier weights – 75 grains and up. Many .22-250's would need a new barrel to spin up the longer bullets – like 1 in 8 twists. Many .22-250's I've seen have slower twists of like 1 in 12″ for light varmint-grenade pills of 40 grains to 50 grains.
Good article Tyler. The 12LRP has been the hidden gem of the Savage Target rifle line since it was introduced around 2010. They now come in less of a Sporter style stock and more of a Tac/Mil LR stock. Make sure you get your FiL some Dark Eagle 10 round mags and keep feeding it Hornady Match Ammo. 6.5 creedmore is hard to beat as an economical LR plinker and critter getter!


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Through this program, you will gain strategies for developing ESL skills across reading, writing and listening and for involving community and families as partners. You will also leave the program with a historical perspective of English learners in the U.S. and context of past and current policy towards ESL.
The program teaches educators specific skills for assessing English learner proficiency and content area knowledge, knowledge of various program models and a stronger foundation in supporting ESL students' language acquisition.
Award-winning, fastest rising top-tier college of education in the country:
- Award-winning, fastest rising top-tier college of education in the country
- In 2017, U.S. News & World Report ranked the graduate education program 14th in the country
- Mary Lou Fulton undergraduate students have a 92.5% employability after graduation
- In the 2018 U.S. News & World Report rankings, Mary Lou Fulton Teacher's College placed 11th among the best graduate colleges of education, public and private, in the nation - #4 college among public universities


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Art Classes – Free Your Soul!
Next Class October 30th:
Create a Celtic New Year's Intention-Setting Talisman
The day before Halloween, or Samhain, is known as the Celtic New Year. I thought it would be fun to clarify what we want to attract or manifest for the year ahead and then create a magical art piece to bring our intentions into the physical world.
We will travel on an inner journey to meet a spirit guide or inner child and ask for insight about our next step, along with a symbol to represent it. From there we will use art materials to create a charm or talisman to take home.
Even if you don't think you can paint or draw, your inner child still remembers how. We will be getting in touch with our inner creative genius, our inner child or a spirit guide, letting go of adult, left-brain ideas about what art and creativity should be. Then we will take the first creative impulse that pops into our heads and run with it, no matter how unconventional it may seem, just like we did as children.
Working this way, "coloring outside the lines," is emotionally healing, relaxing, and supportive, and who knows, maybe you will discover creative abilities you never knew you had.
If you are an experienced painter, you will love this opportunity to throw out all the rules and let yourself play. You might even develop a whole new style!
I am also happy to give supportive feedback or instruction if you want it.
Date: October 30th
Email Bernadette Wulf or phone 707-824-0675) to RSVP.
And let me know if you have another date in mind (Saturday through Wednesday usually would work for me), individually or with a group. Ideally, I would like to offer this on a weekday once or twice a month and/or on a weekend once every month or two, depending on interest.
Location: Private home in Graton, CA
Email Bernadette Wulf for directions
Time: Noon to 4:00 pm
Cost: 20.00 requested donation to cover cost of supplies,
You can pay cash at the class. I can also take PayPal – if you prefer that let me know.
Materials Provided: Non-toxic acrylic paints, acrylic medium, brushes, canvas sheets, paper, oil pastels, oil paint sticks, collage materials, pens, assorted art and craft supplies.
You can also bring your own supplies. Interesting collage materials are always welcome.
Bring: Snack, and apron or smock if you want to protect your clothes
Class size limited to 8
The Magic of Art
Awakening to Freedom Art Classes are all about the magic of self expression and self discovery. Magic is anything that intentionally shifts your consciousness. When you paint or create with intention and allow yourself to freely explore the colorful impulses of your soul, you enter the realm of magic. You heal and grow in surprising ways, because you are trusting and following your deepest inner impulses.
I've been an artist all my life. I love sharing the artistic process with other people. Whether you are a beginner or a professional, this class will bring a spark of magic to your life. We can all learn something from each other and support each other through the group creative process.
Maybe you think you "can't paint or draw," but I know you can.
Every child is an artist, and we were all children once. Your inner child is still alive and longing to create.
Before we were influenced by parents, teachers, and other well-meaning critics we all knew how to pick up a crayon or paintbrush and express ourselves. I love watching my four-year-old grandson drawing people with arms sticking out of their heads, and cats with eyes as big as their faces. His drawings are beautiful in their simplicity and freedom.
You can create with freedom too, whether you are a professional artist or "just a beginner." All you need is a safe, supportive environment, a little encouragement, and a few art supplies. That's what Awakening to Freedom Art Classes provide. I will also give you pointers if you want to refine your work in a particular way.
Art can be as easy as splashing colors on your paper or canvas. There is a whole science of color therapy, but you don't need to understand it logically. The colors your intuition chooses are the ones you need for healing and growth in the moment. Trust it!
Awakening to Freedom Art Classes may include:
- Meditations and shamanic journeys
- Music and singing
- Silence
- Movement
- Practical Magic!
- Communing with Nature
- Sharing inspirations
- Variety of art forms
- Mutual support and appreciation
- Exploring the work of successful artists
- Optional lessons on techniques and materials
- Multi-media projects
- Cooperative group projects
Private Art Lessons also available in Graton, California!
Private Art Classes for adults and kids start with the basics of drawing and then move to painting and/or sculpture, depending on what you want to learn – 40.00/hour
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I'll be out of town 10/25-10/27. I may also be gone 10/24 but that is undecided at this point. Would potentially be able to ball 10/27 later in the evening but it'll be after a long drive back from West Virginia. Really hope this doesn't 'F' me in the playoffs, but it is what it is.
'13 AFC E Champs 12-4
'14 AFC E Champs 16-0
PB: Manuel (2-QB(2), OROY), Spiller (RB), Johnson (2-WR), Goodwin (2), Chandler, Glenn (OL), Urbik, Wood (2), Hairston, Sanders, M. Williams (DL), McCord, Dareus, D. Williams (2 DROY, DB)
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