Dredsen's Taking the plunge: EBR
2/16/2012
Sage Navy SEAL Grey EBR Stock
Well folks, Clyde's Armory has confirmed shipment: My Sage EBR chassis in Navy Seal grey will arrive Tuesday.
I am not looking forward to removing the OP rod guide, hopefully it comes off with a few whacks of the hammer.
My sage shall imbibe a SAI scout squad. I am going to film the whole process and post my experience once its all complete.
Good times,
Dred
2/20/2012
Well my EBR stock is at the local fed ex facility should have it put together tomorrow night, video coming later in the week!
I just finished prepping for installation. Everything on this weapon was easy to disassemble . I like this system because the disassembly is straight forward no high tech "tricks" to remove parts that you could never guess by looking at the part.
Fortunately for me i was able to remove the op rod guide by tapping around the edge a bit, then with about 15 or so whacks with my big hammer. At first you think it won't budge but sure enough its moving slowly.
I'll edit all my video down to a a guide that will hopefully encourage non-gunsmith types like myself to give this EBR chassis a go.
Barreled action ready to be dropped into the Sage chassis.
Sage Navy SEAL Grey EBR Stock
Well folks, Clyde's Armory has confirmed shipment: My Sage EBR chassis in Navy Seal grey will arrive Tuesday.
I am not looking forward to removing the OP rod guide, hopefully it comes off with a few whacks of the hammer.
My sage shall imbibe a SAI scout squad. I am going to film the whole process and post my experience once its all complete.
Good times,
Dred
2/20/2012
Well my EBR stock is at the local fed ex facility should have it put together tomorrow night, video coming later in the week!
I just finished prepping for installation. Everything on this weapon was easy to disassemble . I like this system because the disassembly is straight forward no high tech "tricks" to remove parts that you could never guess by looking at the part.
Fortunately for me i was able to remove the op rod guide by tapping around the edge a bit, then with about 15 or so whacks with my big hammer. At first you think it won't budge but sure enough its moving slowly.
I'll edit all my video down to a a guide that will hopefully encourage non-gunsmith types like myself to give this EBR chassis a go.
Barreled action ready to be dropped into the Sage chassis.
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