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This was perfect as i have a McMillan A3-5 stock and Sako action. Need to fit an Arca rail. Thanks for yhis.

Great video!! In your opinion would you need to re-zero on something like a browning xbolt after stock removal?

BMP runs a great match!

Thanks for the video, sir! My dad recently gave me a rifle and I'm hoping to buy and install a wooden stock on it - definitely gotta get a torque wrench.

Both my Blue mountain rifles just hammer. My Rimx with the benchmark eats everything and is stupid accurate.

That’s about the dumbest thing I’ve ever seen. Get a normal rifle. Y’all have completely missed the point of muzzleloading season altogether.

This is the only video of someone taking it apart and putting it back together. Thanks!

Thank you so much for this tutorial on removing the stock as I was nervous was afraid to mess up my Sako rifle I wanted to remove it and get it painted now I feel comfortable and ready to do this thanks so much

What I would like to see is a company like this one make a modern version of the Neeedle Rifle. Such a rifle would be ideal.. If my eyes had not failed me ending my career as a machinist I would have chosen a modified Chassepot designfiring a load consisting of two or three pelletized powder grains held together with a nitrocellulose based glue and to hold the bullet. Such a glue would also make the cartridge stiffer and water proof

What is the average cost to have a 45 built with a steel barrel

Thanks. Great reference. Blessings

Does the 737 and Fuzion use the exact same prefits?

Everyone thinks Luke is the founder of the smokeless mzz. Just can't get over that. When you say Jeff Hankins most say who.. or he makes junk lol..

What brand barrel are you using ?

Does the Savage floating bolt head help mitigate an out of concentric action?

Do you pour lead directly into bore to make slug? If not than how?

Thanks Eric a great video. It's what I am looking for in a action to be able to use more than 1 barrel.

whats you lathe name?

Using a rigid holder??

For the record, my last hunting trip of 2022 was with a smokeless muzzleloader. I was in my stand for about 3 hours and I shot 4 times. I killed, in order, a tree limb (about 20' from the muzzle instead of hitting the cote that was 85 yds away), 2 coyotes, and a nice doe which was the 15th deer that I saw that morning. During all but the last of my reloads, I had yet another coyote pass by. Turns out they had built a den about 40 yds behind my stand. That was, by far, the most shooting I've ever done in a single morning of hunting. 1 shot normally does the trick, but I never go out without my ramrod and enough for 2 or 3 more shots. :) I do love smokeless muzzleloaders, but be aware, when loaded hot, they do a LOT of damage to the game animal, and more than just a little to your shoulder.

I resize on a single stage. JMO

Blew the past the mark a whole 4/10ths! That's like.. the human hair divided by 4

Can't really see but looks Ike a Hankins system. Great job Eric. Looks fantastic.

I love my 45 smokeless. Have had it for several years and it is awasone on deer with a 300gr parker bullet. Hillbill built mine.

Are you building all the ignition yourself or buying it from Luke?

Is this a sinusoidal curve ?

It would be cool to do this test with a 550 that has the Armanov tool head and the shell plate sanding modification to get the wiggle out of the shell plate.

This was really helpful

But they're endangered...

Eric and Blue mountain built me a rifle 3 years ago. They do fantastic work highly recommend.

Bunch of useful tips on this video unfortunately I had learned all the hard way. Good for the one just starting out. Clean metal to metal contact is really important. Good job on the video thanks.

I bought a 22lr from Eric and he is absolutely correct. You CAN put two consecutive bullets in the same hole at 50 yards. I haven't gotten out to the 75/100 yd. targets yet. My rifle shoots straight and will hit where I point it. Because of it's accuracy, I have been able to improve my shooting skills. My groups have tightened up big time. Now I know when I'm off target a bit, that I have done something wrong and can tell a lot better where MY error lies. Best rifle I have ever owned. Thanks Eric for a great rifle, it shoots circles around my Anschutz 64.

I have serious doubts about blueprinting an action. I say forget it and get a quality barrel. I’ve had 2 action tried that shot better but they received new barrels at the same time. The 3rd rem 700 had only a new barrel put on. It shot just as good as the tried actions.

I like how the video is 5:56 long.

Can you give me exact feed speed RPM in mm ?

you came off 40 thousandths ; where does that no. come from ?

I think it's all in the floating tool head. But that's just me. I understand you are trying to split hairs with competition shooting. I reload for sub-MOA hunting loads.

Nice shot man!

Just wanted to thank u for your videos, I have learned a ton! I was wondering what stock that is, looks awesome. Thanks Bill

So... people helped you, but *you don't help other people.* I see how it is.

What about the bighorn sr3 and tr3? Are they timed? I’ve heard they have the best tolerances

any downside to doing a prefit ? Are the bighorn actions timed also?? I kind of want controlled round feed

Where are you located at

At 500 yards to 1000 yards blue print vs non blueprint how much is accuracy increased ?

Just ordered a Lone Peak Fuzion and planning on building a 6mm BRA for competition. From what I hear these actions are some of the smoothest actions out there

Is there a specific action wrench for the RimX action?

Hi Eric . Great video . What brand of padded vise do you have ?

Sorry, but if that is all you know about inspecting barrels, you have much to learn yet.

Thanks Eric! Great information.

Best information on UA-cam on rim fire barrels. What’s your opinion on the proof barrels for the RemX ?