Fitting and Chambering a Proof Research Sendero carbon fiber barrel to a Defiance Anti-X in 6.5 PRC3
Channel: Accurate Rifles and Restorations
Date: 2024-03-10

Here, here!! ....we present to you an admittedly horrible wrap up in our less than riveting series of fitting and chambering a Proof Research carbon fiber barrel to our host Defiance Anti-X in 6.5 PRC.  
In this part 3 finale of a short series, Geoff goes through the process of machining the breech end of a Proof Research brand premium high precision rifle barrel concentric with the bore to within .0001".  Action threads and other features are expertly cut for a Defiance Anti-X "medium" length action.  The chamber is the reamed for perfect headspace.  The Grizzly G0509G mega-lathe is employed for the job and performs flawlessly!

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The care and attention to detail that is observed here is real - and maintained throughout the process as always would be followed. If the video representation lacks in detail or quality, rest assured it was done in the best interest of the customer's job at hand (the job takes precedence over production). Such as at 10:20 where a fresh cutting surface is indexed for the job at hand!