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<blockquote data-quote="Cold Smoke" data-source="post: 3992593" data-attributes="member: 44374"><p>I don’t really know how well a person could bed against an aluminum receiver with anything that would hold up. Actually I can think of one or two possibilities but I don’t think either of them produce juice proportional to the squeeze. The best trunnion fit I’ve ever seen was on a Chey-Tac Windrunner 25 years ago. I was told they were wire EDM cut and honed. I swear you could hear the air whoosh out when you assembled that rifle. That one is going in my encyclopedia of dumbass decisions. </p><p></p><p>Basically what I’m understanding is that to optimize an AR build a guy needs ginormous bins of parts, a well lit inspection bench with all the Starrett goodies and some soothing music in the background. If you can spec the first one hundred pieces after setup sign off even mo better.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Cold Smoke, post: 3992593, member: 44374"] I don’t really know how well a person could bed against an aluminum receiver with anything that would hold up. Actually I can think of one or two possibilities but I don’t think either of them produce juice proportional to the squeeze. The best trunnion fit I’ve ever seen was on a Chey-Tac Windrunner 25 years ago. I was told they were wire EDM cut and honed. I swear you could hear the air whoosh out when you assembled that rifle. That one is going in my encyclopedia of dumbass decisions. Basically what I’m understanding is that to optimize an AR build a guy needs ginormous bins of parts, a well lit inspection bench with all the Starrett goodies and some soothing music in the background. If you can spec the first one hundred pieces after setup sign off even mo better. [/QUOTE]
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