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Source and Identify this alignment tool
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fourbore
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Thank you sir. You are right. I book marked the site and item page.
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If you have a drill press, you don't need this tool. However, you never have too many gadgets.
fourbore
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Carbon 6,
Here is the Jeddiah link. The price was fair right up to checkout where he wants $11.50 to mail that?
https://www.jedediah-starr.com/closeup.asp?cid=90&pid=909&offset=0
I saw where the guy chiped the stock pushing the first pin across. It seems it would be best to cut the pins over length and grind a point. Then trim back the pin to be flush with the stock after inserted?
Here is the Jeddiah link. The price was fair right up to checkout where he wants $11.50 to mail that?
https://www.jedediah-starr.com/closeup.asp?cid=90&pid=909&offset=0
I saw where the guy chiped the stock pushing the first pin across. It seems it would be best to cut the pins over length and grind a point. Then trim back the pin to be flush with the stock after inserted?
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David Rase sells one as well. I just ordered one but have not seen it yet but they get a good write up on the Longrifle forum.
I think his is USD50 including two 6" drills and shipping to the lower 48 but don't quote me on that.
I think his is USD50 including two 6" drills and shipping to the lower 48 but don't quote me on that.
Mark Herman
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Ed down at Mountain State Muzzleloading has those tools available.
Thanks, looks like my memory isn't as bad as I thought.
I was about to post the Jedediah Starr link too.
Such a tool is invaluable if you don't have a drill press or the table to properly locate the stock. I use a drill press.
Such a tool is invaluable if you don't have a drill press or the table to properly locate the stock. I use a drill press.
fourbore
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Change of plan. I found this design posted on the forum. That inspiration and after being told I had to pay handling and insurance when Priority supplies the box and free insurance for the first $50. Heck with it. I got it half done. I will drill out the other end once I know the bit size for the pins.
Link found ( I see now, this is the one Lawrence was referring to ) :
https://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/threads/dave-rase-pin-jig.94799/
So far, working with old American made clamp everything looks lined up and the center swivel has no wobble.
Link found ( I see now, this is the one Lawrence was referring to ) :
https://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/threads/dave-rase-pin-jig.94799/
So far, working with old American made clamp everything looks lined up and the center swivel has no wobble.
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