Decent job I must say on that pistol grip, miles better than what the big names produce knowing can get away with it, well done credit where its due.
I do have a job to make grip, forend and cheek next month plus an aluminium stock from solid again, not looking forward to it.
Walther LG400 - Welsh Power Pimp
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The grip that came with rifle was nothing special. I'm glad now that I had no choice but to make my own the other parts where all most just a straight copy.I was thinking of making a bigger/deeper forend and cheek piece but after checking the weight of my pistol grip and the original it would of just been form over function.
Your making an aluminium stock from solid that sounds like many hours of work and you'll still have to make the grip set.I can see why your not looking forward to it . I'd like to see that when you're finished please post up some pictures.
#12 Re: Walther LG400 - Welsh Power Pimp
Thank you,now I know who you are that means a lot.Jon wrote: ↑Tue May 09, 2017 9:51 pmDecent job I must say on that pistol grip, miles better than what the big names produce knowing can get away with it, well done credit where its due.
I do have a job to make grip, forend and cheek next month plus an aluminium stock from solid again, not looking forward to it.
The grip that came with rifle was nothing special. I'm glad now that I had no choice but to make my own the other parts where all most just a straight copy.I was thinking of making a bigger/deeper forend and cheek piece but after checking the weight of my pistol grip and the original it would of just been form over function.
Your making an aluminium stock from solid that sounds like many hours of work and you'll still have to make the grip set.I can see why your not looking forward to it . I'd like to see that when you're finished please post up some pictures.
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#13 Re: Walther LG400 - Welsh Power Pimp
Think ive done 5 fairly recently and one at work for a .338 Lapua mag 15 years ago now cut up.
Might be 4 Anchutz to replace the One stocks and me JH P800X.
Might be 4 Anchutz to replace the One stocks and me JH P800X.
If a jobs worth doing, do it right or not at all.
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#15 Re: Walther LG400 - Welsh Power Pimp
Lg 400 has had the cardon sleeve shortened by 120mm and the reg tester I made now works without any air leaks apart from when I hit with a soft faced hammer.
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#16 Re: Walther LG400 - Welsh Power Pimp
True they don't look right left long on any 10M rifle.
Done another Anchutz this morning the same parting through carbon then a stainless steel G304 or higher sleeve underneath does me carbide tips in.
I am on the lookout for decent gauges unless pay through the nose those glycerine filled are available but not accurate. I can only treat it as a comparison, best of knowledge reads 6 bar high at 100bar tilted so air at top of pointer. Reads higher still if top of pointer surrounded with glycerine.
Even the Wika are not guaranteed within 10% I used to nick off acetylene, CO2 bottles etc.
Done another Anchutz this morning the same parting through carbon then a stainless steel G304 or higher sleeve underneath does me carbide tips in.
I am on the lookout for decent gauges unless pay through the nose those glycerine filled are available but not accurate. I can only treat it as a comparison, best of knowledge reads 6 bar high at 100bar tilted so air at top of pointer. Reads higher still if top of pointer surrounded with glycerine.
Even the Wika are not guaranteed within 10% I used to nick off acetylene, CO2 bottles etc.
If a jobs worth doing, do it right or not at all.
- andrew27473
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#17 Re: Walther LG400 - Welsh Power Pimp
I used a 4" angle grinder to cut just over size and face up with an old carbide tip then touch it up with wet and dry paper as carbon sure does knock the edge of you tip.The sleeve was ether very low on carbon heavy on the epoxy or it's glass fiber as the dust was white and not charcoal grey like I've cut before.
I've also made a stripper insert out of acetel to try and see if it will help cutting down on noise and help remove some air from around the pellet.I may have wasted my time making it but I'll test it and see.
I've also made a stripper insert out of acetel to try and see if it will help cutting down on noise and help remove some air from around the pellet.I may have wasted my time making it but I'll test it and see.
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