chockmoose

M595 & T3 both have 7" mounting centres, and yes the T3 stock is easily milled to take the 595 action.

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Wanted 270 win genuinely once fired brass. PM with details please.

RL17 in 18" barrel will get you 'deer legal'.

I have one but it is my 'spare', depends on what you are offering...

Just to pick up on the 'thicker' argument... I wonder if anyone has actually sectioned 'military' brass vs 'civilian' brass? (Not read about it, actually sectioned the brass,I have) Experience suggests that 'military' brass is actually thinner in the web. If you also think about the reason the military changed to the 5.56 you might find that one was to enhance the number of rounds being carried by a soldier and logistics also dictate that you can ship more ammunition around theatres if it's lighter. Therefore there would be no advantage in thick brass, now as to commercial brass you could understand the reason for that being a little thicker. Take what you read from gunwriters with a pinch of salt, remember they make a living from 'writing' about guns.

5/16x36 UNS can normally find one on evilbay got mine from the states..

If you care to omit the misuse of frangible [frangible adj; breakable or fragile - look it up] then you have it straight.

The Heisenberg uncertainty principle relates to accuracy of measurement at the quantum level, sweet fa to do with time travel, probably the reason why no one mentioned it.

It is the Appearance of the traveller clock ticking slow, for the person travelling at .5c the clock ticks normally. There is this confusion that the clock actually ticks slow like it is a real physical phenomenon, relativity is about transforming DATA!

Yeah that's a killer aint it? trouble is relativity is a way to transform the appearance of something distant/high velocity into a local measurement. The key word is appearance = what you see.

nope, basically the theory forbids c+v The postulate is that c is a constant that cannot be exceeded. One thing missing is that you cannot measure the one way speed of light, one always measures a reflection (two way).