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For what it is worth I am shooting RL15 with the Berger #22427, 80.5gr full bore bullet but have just begun testing with a RRA 20" ss barrel 1:8 twist. So far it is shooting mid two's at 45°temperature. When temps get to 90's the groups tend to open up a bit at 100 yds. The only yardage I am...

Maybe have you considered JB weld or a product from Brownell's the supplier to gun smiths? Centerfire

Question How long are your barrels? Centerfire

Remember A booster will reduce eye relief. Free recoil movement does not change. Hello? Be careful of getting acquainted with the ocular end of scope. Don't ask how I know. Centerfire

Maybe 20 year ago my local gun store would buy and repackage powder in 1-2 pound paper cylinders. Sort of like what Sinclair sells for small die storage or similar to 1 pound Quaker Oat meal container. Never saw a problem with the paper cylinder. Centerfire

Possible answer The usual rule of thumb I have always heard is you want 3 teeth in the item to be cut. Therrefore you don't need a 32 tooth blade but a 3 tooth might be too agressive. Check the distributors of lennox, Starrett, etc Possible vendors are Enco, MSC, etc. Centerfire

Question for Jerry Do you know where TB tosses the barrels he doesn't like? Back to the vendor or resells to friends? Centerfire

Congratulations Good news! Hard worker. Centerfire

You might consider www.hodgdonreloading.com You get to pick a powder from Hodgdon IMR Winchester powders Select a bullet weight Read the results. Enjoy, Centerfire

Help me out Just woke up and did the math. 1st answer .2162 2nd answer .2168 Hope my Victor 1228-2 did it correctly I would award to the .2162 total. Centerfire

suggestion Just a thought. Measure one of the new sized brass cases from datum to head. Try sizing it .002" more and see if it will chamber. If not try .002" more and measure. This should give you some idea to help you. Centerfire

wife's phone well I'll be, the wife says hello too. centerfire

Liseo Return to the Berger web site and look at the Target bullets. The 80.5 gr bullet listed is for a 1:8 twist barrel. You might try the 73 gr or the 70 gr Berger bullet to solve you problem. Good luck and let us know how this works out for you. Centerfire

suggestion Have you looked at www.ar15.com They are all good, just somes better. Now AR 10 or AR 15? What do you wish to do with the AR? How long a barrel do you want? Don't forget about the www.458socom forum. :) Centerfire

suggestion Zini, If you would like to try something like a golden rod without buying it first get your electrical wire through the safe and connect it to a screw in light bulb around 15-25 Watts. Put a thermometer in the safe before and after. You just want the temp to be just a little warmer...

Thanks for all you do Geo, hope to see you at ST.L Bench Rest in the future. Centerfire

Good question Let me try to give you a simple answer that I would do. Go to the 1st range of your choice-shoot-adjust your scope. Put a small piece of masking tape on the stock that tells you what you have done. Like sighted in for 100 yds (date) Then go to the second range- shoot- and record...

Just wanted to thank Leupold's service department for taking care of my 45x-45 which had something inside the scope. Returned it and it is already back all cleaned up and ready to go. Thanks again to Leupold. :) Centerfire

Just a suggestion As the fall and winter approaches some reading time might become available to you. For serious Benchrest shooters there are not one but 2 excellent choices which will not only answer questions but will allow you to formulate questions of your mentor. First get familiar with...

Question If one used a miligram Sartorius scale at home and placed the charges in vials to load at the range. What do you think the SD should be showing over the chronograph for VV N-133 loads weighed to 0.00X ? Centerfire