
USMCSGT0331 newbies guide to building a M40 - Sniper's Hide
Feb 17, 2024 · All USMC M40 clones are welcome, but don't build a rifle with one or 2 M40'ish parts and call it an M40 clone. An M40 is an easy sniper rifle to clone, and its possible to build an extremely nice rifle without spending a lot of money.
M40 Build Guide | Sniper's Hide Forum
Jul 14, 2010 · Re: M40 Build Guide Chuck's rifle was still in service 30 years after he had used it in Vietnam. I think around 1999 or so, cant remember exactly what year, they took his rifle (correct serial number) out of service. It was still being used as an M40a1 in Okinawa.
M40A6 current USMC Scout Sniper rifle UPDATED & PIC
Dec 9, 2010 · Remington 700 SA (trued & slotted). The new style slotting is not typical as used on M40, M40A1, M40A3 or M40A5. The slot on the A6 is limited to the ejection port relief cut and rear action decking. There are no lug slot cut outs. The chassis does not have lugs that fit down into the receiver as did the optical platform on M40A1, M40A3 and M40A5.
New M40 receiver information | Sniper's Hide Forum
Mar 23, 2013 · If the rifle doesn't pass the paper test, move along, it's probably not an M40. I say "probably" just to give the opportunity for the "exception to the rule" to show up. However, 100% of all original USMC 6 digit serial number M40's have these features.
Bell and Carlson M40 stocks? | Sniper's Hide Forum
Oct 4, 2014 · Re: Bell and Carlson M40 stocks? I now have two of them. (see side by side pic below) The green rifle(700tactical)was built from a brand new box stock rifle, using all brand new stuff. Everything went together in three minutes, without issue. No fitting required whatsoever, including the Wyatt's DBM setup.
M40 Stock | Sniper's Hide Forum
Feb 27, 2020 · Its not correct for M40, close but missing the cheek rise pad and safety bump. Mine is pretty nicely figured, it should make a nice rifle. It likely will be the weakest piece of my design @LongRifles Inc. will have some magic to do with it. Wood stocks can be had cheap. Hope fully they are aged correctly.
What scope rings are to be used on a M40 rifle? - Sniper's Hide
Jan 9, 2008 · On the Vietnam era USMC M40 rifle it used the Remington 40X marked base,(square corners not rounded) Redfield part #511153, if you are ever lucky enough to find one. And 1 inch split four screw rings, low, Redfield part # 523503, those marked 1-64 or 1-66 are usually deemed correct.
what is the correct sling used on the early m40 - Sniper's Hide
Mar 1, 2008 · Okay, I recently got the remington commemorative m40. I ordered the green leupold scope and badger retro rings. I was thinking about going authentic but decided against it as it is on a commemorative rifle. Anyway, the rifle comes with a nylon sling in the box. I am wondering what was the slings that were issued on the early models.
M40 New Manufacture Stock | Sniper's Hide Forum
Dec 28, 2023 · I'm looking to have a M40 rifle made for CMP vintage sniper competition. No rush, I remember you said sometime in September which is fine. I have the correct redfield rings and base, ordered a hi-lux 3x9x40 scope, the beever 156 stock, correct remington buttplate and have a remington 700 police rifle with a heavy barrel, 308 cal. Frank
M40 Barrel? | Sniper's Hide Forum
Nov 1, 2017 · I’m aware that the original M40 was essentially a factory Remington varmint rifle. Modern references to the M40 profile barrel usually refer to the later specification, heavier, straight tapered barrels that were adopted as a result of the M40 product improvement program, which ultimately resulted in the fielding of the M40A1, M40A3, and so on.