All this Renegade talk...
02-03-2011, 08:05 AM
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Boone & Crockett
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When I was dinging around with it I really felt that it should go higher in the tang, as you and Dave had them mounted. But I did go along with what I think is the norm and mounted it as TC would. I am going to look for another tang and possibly change the assembly in the future. I also need to find a hammer the that has the slit in the front of the cap hood. The one I have now is a newer style without the slit. I do have a TC hammer designed for a scope with the slit but not real fond of that one.
It is a project in the works, but I am really happy with the bore...
When I was dinging around with it I really felt that it should go higher in the tang, as you and Dave had them mounted. But I did go along with what I think is the norm and mounted it as TC would. I am going to look for another tang and possibly change the assembly in the future. I also need to find a hammer the that has the slit in the front of the cap hood. The one I have now is a newer style without the slit. I do have a TC hammer designed for a scope with the slit but not real fond of that one.
It is a project in the works, but I am really happy with the bore...
02-03-2011, 12:02 PM
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I was actually think about doing that with a dremel tool...
The only reason i am concerned is that every once in awhile I get and expended cap caught in there and with the slit it makes it a little easier to pick it out - I think...
Also I thought the cup might be a little larger on the older hammers... do not know that for a fact though..
The only reason i am concerned is that every once in awhile I get and expended cap caught in there and with the slit it makes it a little easier to pick it out - I think...
Also I thought the cup might be a little larger on the older hammers... do not know that for a fact though..
02-04-2011, 06:34 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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^^Wow, way to be random and off topic. Pretty sure this thread had nothing to do with selling renegades.
Nice shooting. I look forward to the day that I can shoot groups that are touching with open sights. While freezing.
Nice shooting. I look forward to the day that I can shoot groups that are touching with open sights. While freezing.
02-04-2011, 07:19 AM
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Fork Horn
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Easy SuperK this was this guys first post he probably doesnt know about the wanted section in the classifieds.Papopeandyoung welcome to the forum a bunch of great people here who have a ton of expierence to share.
02-05-2011, 09:12 AM
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