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We made a little get away over the Fourth of July!
Got to spend some time with family and friends managed to do a little fishing.
We are now full steam ahead in the shop!
Thanks for the business!
God Bless,
Drews Precision
It you’re tighting rigidity problems, chatter, or tire of wasting time indicating barrels for chambering or muzzle work – this is your solution!
Say goodbye to:
-chamber runout and setup
-movement during machining.
-Independently adjusts radial and angular runout
-get dialed in fast and dead-on.
Fits both 6-inch and 8-inch face-mounted chucks.
Spider bolts have ball-and-socket aluminum pads that conform to your barrel no need to make sleeves!
Works great for truing actions and bolts too when paired with a 4-jaw chuck and aluminum soft jaws.
Check out our YouTube page on how we chamber and indicate every barrel using this adaptor!
Hornady is bringing back two cartridges that were way ahead of their time: the .223 WSSM and .243 WSSM.
Built with short, fat cases, they deliver magnum-like speed in a compact, short-action rifle – perfect for modern predator and long-range hunters.
Why it matters:
Short, wide cases burn powder more efficiently
Higher FPS in shorter barrels (great for suppressed rifles)
More consistent pressures = better accuracy
Ideal for heavy, high-BC bullets
Bonus for reloaders:
Hornady’s move means new-production brass is finally back! Reloaders can now take full advantage of these underrated rounds with modern powders and bullet designs.
Whether you’re chasing coyotes at distance or just want something different that hits hard and flat – WSSM is officially back.
We’ve made some updates to our Shop Page to make it more user friendly. You’ll also be able to find Ready to Ship items.
Take a look and let us know if there’s anything you think could be improved or if something isn’t working the way it should. We appreciate the feedback!
Enjoying some R&R with the family. We thank you for all the business and support!
God bless and happy summer from all of us at Drews Precision
Shipping out a pile of them today! Should be some Happy Customers
Thanks for the business! Seeing all the completed projects at the end of a batch is such a blessing, we appreciate all the repeat and new customers!
Feel free to share your builds with us on any of our social media platforms!
I’ve been talking to a few action companies about building a custom action to my specs.
I get 2-3 calls a week from folks asking what action l’d recommend for their first custom rifle build. Truth is-l usually don’t know how to answer that, because I’m just as undecided as everyone else.
Brand doesn’t mean much to me. I’m more of a function/feature and fit/finish guy.
Action Features:
60° or 75° bolt throw
Mechanical ejection (no spring-loaded plungers)
Vertical controlled round feed
Toolless bolt disassembly
Third lug orientation: Lug must point up. When it points down (like Aero’s), it removes too much material from the feed ramp-which causes long, skinny .22-cal bullets to slam into the breech
Construction Preferences:
Integrated recoil lug
Pinned scope rail with swappable MOA options (thermal hunters will appreciate this)
Headspace tight enough to support pre-fit barrels
Enlarged loading port for easy single-round top
One-piece bolt (floating heads tend to bind)
Bolt Face Sizes I Would Want Supported:
0.441″ (.22 ARC, 6mm ARC, Grendel)
0.378″ (.223 Rem)
0.473″ (6.5 Creedmoor / .308 Win)
0.532″ (.300 Win Mag)
Bolt Fluting:
If fluted, only flute the top ¾ of the bolt body in a spiral steep enough to maintain a fully round bearing surface.
Barrel Thread Preference:
If you’ve got thoughts or suggestions, I’m all ears.
Since the release of the New 25 Creedmoor. I took a minute to compile all the Factory Creedmoor Data from Hornady to compare them.
I thought it was a new fad but the numbers are pretty impressive.
(BC), Hornady muzzle velocities, drop, wind drift, and recoil in a 10-lb rifle from 100-1,000 yards.
Cartridge Specs
.22 Creedmoor: 80 gr ELD-M, BC 0.485, 3,300 fps 6mm Creedmoor: 103 gr ELD-X, BC 0.512, 2,955 fps
25 Creedmoor*: 134 gr ELD-M, BC 0.645, 2,850 fps (est.)
6.5 Creedmoor: 143 gr ELD-X, BC 0.625, 2,700 fps
*Note: 25 Creedmoor is a wildcat; velocity estimated.
Ballistic Performance (Drop/Wind Drift in inches, 10 mph crosswind)
Distance:
200 yds
.22: -2.2/1.4
6mm: -2.7/1.2
.25: -2.8/0.9
6.5: -3.2/0.9
500 yds
.22: -36.6/9.8
6mm: -44.2/8.4
.25: -46.2/6.3
6.5: -52.0/6.3
1,000 yds
.22: -252.7/47.8
6mm: -298.0/40.0
.25: -314.6/29.3
6.5: -348.7/29.8
Recoil (10-Ib rifle)
.22 Creedmoor: 7.8 ft-Ibs
6mm Creedmoor: 9.2 ft-lbs .25 Creedmoor: 11.6 ft-Ibs
6.5 Creedmoor: 12.3 ft-lbs
Which to Choose? Up to you but the 25 creedmoor is going to be a dandy all around cartridge.
Carbon Fiber has to be the most miserable, itchy, dusty, corrosive and dirty thing to machine that exists.
Change My Mind!
Before and after the 6 hour clean up
While carbon can be and HAS BEEN a pain. You can’t argue with the sleek finished product that has the added bonus of a barrel stronger than your stainless steel counterparts.
If you’ve ever wanted a full start to finish look at how our builds are completed; now’s your chance to see the magic happen! Dustin has been hard at work filming a step by step video showcasing our most recent 33 Nosler build. Visit us on our Facebook or YouTube channel to see the latest look behind the curtain and ask any questions you may have.
As always, we enjoy hearing from you and thank you for your business!
