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John I have a older Sinclair turner and the mandrels can be switched on it. Is it possible they put the turning mandrel in the expanding mandrel holder? Glenn B

getting a hall of fame started for the region Work on it Richard It sounds like a good idea. If I can help let me know. How has the "Mid-Continent Regional Director" worked out? Glenn

Oldchevy I use .5 grain (increase) increments until I get close to max pressure then start using .3 grains. Hope this helps. Glenn

Codeman When I built my bench I had the same problem. I set my bench top parallel with the target and I like the way it turned out. I put a blanket or piece of carpet on the top and it keeps the problem of rolling to a minimum but things can roll if you don't set then right. If I was doing it...

Al Thanks for the information. Glenn

Al What powder are you using for your 6x47L? I have been trying Re17 and only getting 3050fps with a 30in. barrel. 107 gr. bullet. Thanks Glenn B.

Butch You sure have a pretty toy there. Does it kick? Glenn

With all the different hole spacing showing up I couldn't stand the suspense. I took a new Remington action and put it in a machining center and dialed in the trigger pin holes. with the scratches I still wasn't satisfied with the results.(1.426) I put 2 pins in the action and measured over...

koginam Do you have any idea why Remington would use such a strange dimension for the spacing? You have a PM Glenn

Try this web site http://wrzwaldo.org/coatedbullets/sales.html He sells small anounts reasonably- enouth for sereral 100. Glenn

gzig5 I measured across the pins on my trigger with a micrometer and got 1.429 after deducting the pin size. I have a print from a person who has wired EDM the Remington trigger and said the sides aren't exactly parallel. He took off the uneven material and left the holes .126 . He uses 1.429...

Thanks - Dennis Glenn

Thanks for the web address AL very interesting read. Glenn B.

Dennis and others May I ask "where can I purchase a lighter return spring"? Glenn

We guess what - the book "Benchrest Actions and Triggers by Stuart Otteson" is worth the money if you are into 2 Oz triggers. Thanks to everyone who suggested the book. I wish all of the new stuff was in the book,. Jay - I sent you a e-mail about a week ago, I wonder if you got it? Bill De - I...

Gene How about putting a 2 to 1 ratio on your bushing? 16 thread action 32 thread for the barrel. Move bushing a 45 degree for every 90 degree you want to change the barrel. Bushing .0078 out (45º) and barrel .0078 in.(90º) Glenn

Bill It looks like you have done away with the trigger connector on your trigger? I think that is a better setup. It looks like the center lever would work on my trigger. I take it that the 2 triggers on the left are the same type trigger! Thanks Glenn Burditt

Jay I just left Wolfe's web sight and have a book coming. I'll let you know about the bolt later. I don't get around in a very big hurry. Ian I didn't want to spend the money but the information may be worth it. Glenn Burditt

Jay - thanks for the idea on steel for lever. Riflemeister a friend was shooting a 284 rem. last month in F class when he blanked a primer and didn't get to finish the match - Jewell trigger. Blanking is hard on triggers looks like. Brian I didn't realize there were some changes of the lever in...

Jeff The two sides of the housing are riveted together at the adjustment blocks. You tap out the pin that the trigger pivots on and you can slip the trigger out of the housing. The trigger weight adjusting screw (poundage screw) has a spring on it that sets against the trigger and you have to...