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<blockquote data-quote="PrairieGhost" data-source="post: 194345" data-attributes="member: 704">I think with 30 cal you can't cut 1/2 x 28, and 5/8 x 24 there isn't enough to make a shoulder to contact for stop.&nbsp; You may have to cut an odd thread and purchase an adapter.&nbsp; I know many adapters are available through Dakota Silencer, and I would guess other places.&nbsp; I know AD Arms (now in Michigan) would make anything you want and match the barrel thread.&nbsp; FYI I know a couple of guys ( including my son) safety come loose.&nbsp;&nbsp; The screw can't get out of the stock so he took his apart over the table, then used lock tight on it.Also, some are a bit picky on bullets and powder.&nbsp; I think it's a 1 in 12 twist.&nbsp; My sons started out with two inch groups, but with the 165 Sierra, hmmmm have to look up the powder, he was getting consistent 3/8 inch groups.- - - Updated - - -&nbsp; I am sure the liability falls on the gunsmith for altering the firearm.&nbsp; On my Cooper there is a piece of tape over the trigger.&nbsp; If I set the trigger different I no longer have a warranty.&nbsp; I said piss on the warranty, but found they had the trigger as light as it would go to start with.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PrairieGhost, post: 194345, member: 704"] I think with 30 cal you can't cut 1/2 x 28, and 5/8 x 24 there isn't enough to make a shoulder to contact for stop. You may have to cut an odd thread and purchase an adapter. I know many adapters are available through Dakota Silencer, and I would guess other places. I know AD Arms (now in Michigan) would make anything you want and match the barrel thread. FYI I know a couple of guys ( including my son) safety come loose. The screw can't get out of the stock so he took his apart over the table, then used lock tight on it. Also, some are a bit picky on bullets and powder. I think it's a 1 in 12 twist. My sons started out with two inch groups, but with the 165 Sierra, hmmmm have to look up the powder, he was getting consistent 3/8 inch groups. [COLOR=silver][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] I am sure the liability falls on the gunsmith for altering the firearm. On my Cooper there is a piece of tape over the trigger. If I set the trigger different I no longer have a warranty. I said piss on the warranty, but found they had the trigger as light as it would go to start with. [/QUOTE]

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