Building an H&R - BARREL STUB Rifle....

Deer Sniper · Super Member Joined: Apr 26, 2007 Posts: 539

Photo's stolen without permission!

Deer Sniper · Super Member Joined: Apr 26, 2007 Posts: 539

Stolen pictures!

Deer Sniper · Super Member Joined: Apr 26, 2007 Posts: 539

Pictures stolen!

gelandangan

Thank you Deer Sniper for the pictures...
Great works!! as usual!!

Now after I wipe all the goo off my keeboard's plastic cover questions..

1. How do you mate the stub with the new barrel? welded, threaded ???
2. Would the jointing go loose after some shots?
3. What happened to the engraved writings on the side of the stubs? do you polish it off?
4. How do you attach the fore end hanger to the barrel?

Deer Sniper · Super Member Joined: Apr 26, 2007 Posts: 539

Thank you Sir, I appreciate it....

1 - PATENTED process / build...

2 - NO...

3 - The engravings are left as is...

4 - The forend hanger is attached to the barrel with two 8-40 screws...

D-S

gelandangan

Deer Sniper wrote:

1 - PATENTED process / build...

Sorry.. didn't know that it is a secret.. Bonk

Thanks anyway for the extra explanation.

PaulS

Deer Sniper,
Do you think a break open shotgun has the strength to make a 257 Roberts out of? I have enough metal to cut 32 TPI ACME threads in the chamber area without any problem with the metals strength one the stub. It has to have a lug as large as the H&R.........
Thinking out loud is a good thing - it can keep you from doing something stupid.
Just asking for an opinion - not placing liability (that belongs to me)

Deer Sniper · Super Member Joined: Apr 26, 2007 Posts: 539

Stolen pictures!

Dimitri · Super Member Joined: Nov 25, 2005 Posts: 5947

Neat Build! Very Happy

Humm, cutting a step in the barrel blank and press fitting it would work, would work better if you froze the barrel blank first though with liquid nitrogen and gave it a even tighter fit.

Dimitri

K.W. · Last edited by K.W. on Mon Jun 30, 2008 1:11 am; edited 1 time in total

ElyBoy

That's some darn nice work Sniper.
Thanks for taking the time to take the pictures.
Beautiful pieces after you finished.

Eric

Deer Sniper · Super Member Joined: Apr 26, 2007 Posts: 539

Thank you Eric, I appreciate it....

D-S

PaulS

Deer sniper,
Your work is excellent. I am wondering if I can use the thrust (back thust) calculation to calculate whether the action can take the recoil. I am sure that the cut-down barrel (.809") will withstand the pressure. I roll the threads so there are reduced risks of stress fractures.

As far as interference fitting the two parts, it may hold but there are stresses induced with that kind of fit that may not be conducive to long life on a high pressure rifle. I would feel more comforable with pinning the barrel if I wasn't going to thread it.

Dimitri · Super Member Joined: Nov 25, 2005 Posts: 5947

Thanks PaulS.

I know some SKS's are pinned, never really thought much of it. Still I have another idea for inserting barrels into recievers etc for cheap manufacturing.

I'll send you the idea of mine once its ready to be shown to the world. Wink

Dimitri