Winchester 70 Super Sport CRF Rebuild - Part 3 - Extractor Cut, Wrap up, and 1,000 Yard Testing!

Have you ever seen a Winchester 70 extractor cut? Behold! Here is a newer Model 70 Controlled Round Feed with the finer 28 TPI thread expertly fitted and chambered for a new Brux barrel in 6.5 PRC! Master Riflesmith Geoff Montgomery of Accurate Rifles and Restorations goes through the process of fitting the extractor to a brand new Brux barrel rivalling the very best bolt actions available today! Also features the finished product and testing out to 1,000 yards on a life size bison with HALF MOA accuracy!
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[@Dwyer88]

Man this is badass I really am blown away on the thread protector! Never have I seen one that slick. 👍 10/10 brother

[@AccurateRiflesandRestorations]

Thanks 👍I appreciate you watching and for the nice comment!

[@tommyj7087]

Nice rifle. Cool to see the extractor cut for the first time.

[@rustynut1967]

WOW! That was awesome! The laughing after each shot says it all.

[@jimgilligan396]

Nice work

[@johnseptien3138]

I gave the thumbs up and having taken three summers on precision rifle buiding and action blueprinting at TSJC and another summer session at Lassen College ( not in that order) your technique is solid and produces results. We know nothing about the owner/shooter behind your build but i can say for the average shooter/hunter his one three shot group is impressive. Most people think because of equipment anyone can accomplish that. And although one three shot group does not by any means tell the "real" consistency of the rifle it does speak of its possible potential. In a hunting configuration it would run with any of the 4.5 to 6.0k "factory" customs with maybe the exception of one manufacturer in Boise. Kudos to you Geoff.

[@CodyCarlson-d5t]

Went to Trinidad for almost four years, two year course. Took every extra class I could. Even summer school. Learned a lot. Miss being close to the Whittington center

[@johnseptien3138]

@@CodyCarlson-d5t I'm going to Raton on the 20 September to watch the King of the two mile...jacked!

[@randallstrickland8204]

Enjoyed ! have you ever thought about bending a circle of say a 3/16 or 5/32 copper wire around the barrel where you have the brass plates in the four jaw contacting barrel so it would pivot easier ,seems the flat brass would tend to bind when dialing with the spider?

[@AccurateRiflesandRestorations]

Yes, I have tried the "ring" method. Don't like it because the barrel shifts out of alignment too easily due to not enough surface area contact. The shims I use are soft brass and plenty narrow enough to allow sufficient pivoting of the barrel shank. I show in detail in future videos coming soon! Thank you for watching and for the support!!

[@baitammo4652]

Much enjoyed!

[@craigforster9861]

I enjoy your videos

[@a.j.5822]

Very nice sir.

[@joestoneking5188]

Bell and Carlson stock!

[@AccurateRiflesandRestorations]

Thanks Joe!

[@billysilva6388]

How much do you charge? I got a couple m70 winchester I want this done too.

[@AccurateRiflesandRestorations]

send a message to [e-mail] or visit the website for my phone number. Thanks!

[@jaimesanborn308]

Crazy! Didn't think a 70 could shoot like a 700.. 😮