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the polishing took more time than the machining I stopped at 1000 grit it could use more but you could rub on it till there is nothing left
you can build them for any cal you want but the 6mm ppc has proven to be the best so far for the 100 and 200 yard competition as far as plans go like you said they are all custom built mine is extremely over built the base is 2.5 in thick and weights 80lbs the barrel is 1.5 in in dia only good for about 500 rounds and then it becomes a door stop or a pry barHACKMASTER,
Would you be able to share info as to where someone might get plans for a basic rail gun? I've tried doing a "search" but I'm coming up empty. I read where they are all custom built/made, but I was wondering if there were some basic plans for a starting point. Also, do they all build them for 6mm? Watching some YouTube videos they all seem to use that caliber.
also its a very spendy sport its for sale if your interested ?you can build them for any cal you want but the 6mm ppc has proven to be the best so far for the 100 and 200 yard competition as far as plans go like you said they are all custom built mine is extremely over built the base is 2.5 in thick and weights 80lbs the barrel is 1.5 in in dia only good for about 500 rounds and then it becomes a door stop or a pry bar
your are wright half or all the fun was making itThanks for the info. Beautiful work and finish. Just thought it would be an interesting project in something like a .22 caliber or .223. Not for competition or anything. Mainly just for the build and shooting. Novelty project really. I've been reading a little more and had no idea of the cost involved in producing something of that quality. It's very interesting but not at the sake of a small fortune. Thanks for the offer but not wanting to buy just projects to build. I truly envy your skills and craftsmanship.