Fantastic video, terrific camera work and craftsmanship all in one. Thanks Mike T from NJ

Another awesome video. A note to your listeners, you didn't mention it but always cut the crown from the bore outwards so you don't end up with a burr on the inside. I got 2 Wilson light varmint barrels from ragged hole barrels per your advice and want to make one a 6mm rem and the other possibly a .308 win as I have alot of ammo for both but no longer have any rifles that shoot them.( I may just make it a 3006 ) Do you think I'll have any feed problems without any changes? I have both my rifles rebarrelled to 30-06 already and don't really want to change anything other than maybe to spare mag boxes and followers so I can still use them for 06. I may get a barrel made for 220 swift eventually too as I also have alot of ammo for it as well. They should all work without any changes to the bolt. With current ammo prices I figure I'm better off changing barrels on the rifles I already have and making them to fit ammo I stockpiled years ago. (I'm disabled on a very limited income) Thanks for another awesome video. I'll be eagerly awaiting part 2. I really love the old Enfields and they're so much better made than most cheap rifles today unless you want to spend a couple thousand.

Good job Spitfire! Keep up the good videos!

Lovely work ❤️❤️👍👍

Loved the video because it's a project close to my heart. I have a 1917 action I wanted to make into a 338 lapua. Bought most of the items to make it. Still in a box. PacNor 1 in 10 chambered and threaded for 1917. Timmey trigger go/no go gauges. Lots of stuff. My friend was the Machinist, he passed away suddenly. So my mentor was taken from me. What inspired my build is my love for the 338 lapua and my Desert Tactical SRS scout. Would love to finish mine but don't see it happening. Elmer Keith and all his 1917 creations were inspiring as well, most likely the roots to this project.

Look how they massacred my boy

3/4 MOA

Im thinking around 3/4 moa with a 5 shot group. Would love to see a more in depth video on opening up the rails. I am working on a .416 Rigby build with one of these actions and have been debating on weather to send it off to have the work done or take a shot at it myself. I also got ahold of a complete bottom metal assembly for a CZ 550 magnum that I am trying to retrofit to my action just to make it a little more professional looking.

Nice!…I should hope you would be sub 1/2moa…anyway, we spoke a bit ago about lathes…was that the Harrison you were telling me about?…I did end up finding a nice sb10l for a helluva good price…love it…it’s a nice addition to the big lathe…take care and keep up the great work…

Hi Brett, Was that a copper ring you had between the barrel and chuck... Was there something also at the other end... It would be a cool video series showing how you do the workholding on rifles. Take care. Paul,,

So I know little to nothing about Enfields. What books would you suggest I start with, and do intend to put more in depth content on your Patreon? Very interested to learn about these

Great video How is made stok laminated

Not to be rude lol I’ve been waiting patiently for 2 years on another video on this rifle build. Were you able to get it to feed properly and how did it shoot.

.7 MOA. Was it hard to get the barrel off? Did you reface the bolt? Thx, very interesting as always.

.9 moa

You got an email I can get in touch with you? Great videos!

What's your pricing on customizing a 1917?

Great work.Ugliest barrel contour I have ever seen.🤣

Pacheemayr and thought it was PACHMAYR ? Again gun smithing school maybe they could teach you to pronounce placemats I mean Pachmayr.And you don't know why the cartridges dump out instead of staying in place let's see if you took the rifle apart and look from the magazine well do you notice how the 30-06 is made to fit with the longer cartridge it needs milled out so the cartridges fit in the receiver straight instead of wanting to jump out!