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		<title>New Barrel Chambering Book by Gritters and Zeglin</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 07 Apr 2018 14:38:33 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[There is a new book, Chambering Rifles for Accuracy, that will benefit folks who want to understand the chambering process, and potentially learn to chamber a barrel on their own. We caution, however &#8212; you really need a skilled, hands-on mentor for this this task. For someone without a lot of machining experience, chambering can [&#8230;]]]></description>
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<p>There is a new book, <a href="https://amzn.to/2GGEJd7" target="_blank">Chambering Rifles for Accuracy</a>, that will benefit folks who want to understand the chambering process, and potentially learn to chamber a barrel on their own. We caution, however &#8212; you really need a skilled, hands-on mentor for this this task. For someone without a lot of machining experience, chambering can be tricky, and working with lathes can be dangerous to say the least.*</p>
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<p>With those cautions stated, this book will help any gun-owner understand how chambering is done, and what to look for when assessing chambering work by commercial gunsmiths. <a href="https://amzn.to/2GGEJd7" target="_blank">Chambering Rifles for Accuracy</a> is co-authored by Gordy Gritters and Fred Zeglin. The methods detailed in this book can be used equally well by gunsmiths in a professional shop, and by skilled, well-trained hobbyists working in a home workshop. The book costs <a href="https://amzn.to/2GGEJd7" target="_blank">$49.95 from Amazon</a>.</p>
<p>Gordy Gritters is a highly-respected gunsmith and gunsmithing instructor. Gordy has built many match-winning competition rifles so he knows his stuff. Fred is a gunsmith, gunsmithing instructor, author, and is the owner of <a href="http://www.4drentals.com/" target="_blank">4-D Reamer Rentals</a>, so he is very knowledgeable on the use and care of reamers. Fred has extensive experience building high-accuracy hunting rifles.</p>
<p>Fred wrote the first half of the book, which covers what is needed to prepare for and chamber high-accuracy hunting barrels. Zeglin lists all the tools needed such as reamers, micrometer reamer stops, headspace gauges, and more. </p>
<p>Gordy wrote the second half of the book, which goes beyond basic chambering. Gordy covers setting up a lathe for chambering barrels through the headstock, various dialing-in methods commonly used, how to deal with curvature in rifle bores, and how to deal with reamer chatter (especially prevalent in 5R-type barrels). Then Gordy covers the entire dialing-in/threading/fitting/chambering/crowning process used to build a benchrest-quality rifle. Gordy also explaines how to ream custom chamber necks, and how to throat the chamber for specific bullets or for a specific purpose.</p>
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<p>Gordy Gritters also created an excellent DVD, &#8220;Chambering a Championship Match Barrel&#8221;. No other chambering video shows the entire chambering process step-by-step with the advanced, precision techniques used by master gunsmiths. Gordy has built several rifles that hold world records and have won National Championships. This is a professional 90-minute production from Grizzly Industrial. You can purchase this $69.95 DVD from <a href="http://www.gordysgunsmithshop.com/gunsmithingdvdsbooks.html" target="_blank">Gordy&#8217;s website</a> or from <a href="http://www.grizzly.com/products/DVD-Chambering-A-Championship-Match-Barrel/H8396" target="_blank">Grizzly Industrial</a>.</p>
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<p>*This Editor&#8217;s own uncle suffered a severe arm injury while working with a lathe. He was not an amateur &#8212; he had done lathe and mill work for over 40 years. But a shirt-sleeve caught in the spinning chuck. The results were horrific.</p>
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