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C'MON GUYS - ONLY ONE STATE TO GO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



This thread was started on November 13, 2012 - Since that time the jigs have found their way into the hands of no fewer than 250 RFC members, have drilled no fewer than 411 receivers, have visited 48 states and have traveled 297,298 miles.

LINK TO ORIGINAL THREAD: https://www.rimfirecentral.com/forums...56#post4989556


States yet to visit: NH



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C'MON GUYS - ONLY ONE STATE LEFT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



This thread was started on November 13, 2012 - Since that time the jigs have found their way into the hands of no fewer than 261 RFC members, have drilled no fewer than 426 receivers, have visited 49 states and have traveled 315,173 miles.

LINK TO ORIGINAL THREAD: https://www.rimfirecentral.com/forums...43#post5128243



States yet to visit: NH

Link doesn't work, and I have no clue what you are talking about??:confused:

Jeff

Try this link: https://www.rimfirecentral.com/forums...d.php?t=473981 then go to the last page.

People in NH don't need no stinckin' jig. :D
Seriously, a jig to do that ?
I ran a rod thru the bore, marked where it hit the receiver, and drilled a hole.
Big deal.

The drilling jig just makes the job easier and it's free.
I used this jig to drill my receiver. No muss, no fuss and nothing like the monkey and the football.

Okee Dokee :t

Original Link: https://www.rimfirecentral.com/forums...20#post5117820

MDL -

You are indeed exactly correct - certainly not a necessity by any stretch, I have drilled as many without the jig as I have with it. I will say it is easier and virtually fool-proof with the jig, though. :D:D

I am a firm believer in making things as easy on myself as possible, when possible. The reason I have three chests full of tools that aren't used nearly as much as they should.:t:t

I am very proud though, to have been assistance to over 250 RFC members who have chosen to drill over 411 receivers to date with the jigs that have been provided in this thread!!! Not that they need it, just that it has helped.

If I ever may of be any assistance to you, I hope you will let me know.

Very best regards,

John

Yes, I got drilled twice yesterday! I would not have but for John Crowley's efforts to serve his fellow RFC Members.

Simply stated, I'm impressed with John's regard for others. Undoubtedly he is a great neighbor.:bthumb:

C'MON GUYS - ONLY ONE STATE LEFT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



This thread was started on November 13, 2012 - Since that time the jigs have found their way into the hands of no fewer than 261 RFC members, have drilled no fewer than 426 receivers, have visited 49 states and have traveled 315,173 miles.

LINK TO ORIGINAL THREAD: https://www.rimfirecentral.com/forums...43#post5128243



States yet to visit: NH

I just used the jig over the weekend. I am very new to this forum even though I signed up in 2011. I have a SuperLite Volquartsen and a Ruger 1022 Target.
Great info here and sharing that jig is fantastic.
Thanks again
Tom B

I am sort of an on again, off again user. Gun interest run from 10/22, my old Marlin 22 which my father bought for me about 62 years ago, Ruger #1's, and the AR platform, both 5.56 and 6.5 Grendel.

I signed up for the jig yesterday and was told it would be here later this week, that's almost unbelievable.

Thanks for a great forum.

Still looking for someone in the Gainesville, Fl area w/ tools to help me drill. I'll deal with getting the template, etc. and bring adult beverages

When using this jig then most any hand held drill motor having a ¼” or better chuck can git ‘er done.

Drilling aluminum my old antique hand cranked drill should do the job, Most important is a sharp bit the correct size