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Ok... I think I get understand know. You have the Sinclair adapter that zippy referenced from Sinclair. It requires you have an accessory rail mounted in your stock. Here is an example of one from a vendor (SSS). I have this same rail mounted in my John Deere green stock to the right on the...

Here are some pics if this helps. Tim

Unscrew your front sling screw and mount the adapter with the screw provide in the same hole. Use the rubber sticky tabs on point of high contact to minimize marks on your stock from the adapter. It is a little tricky to slide the adapter mounts in from each side to keep everything centered...

As long as you picked the 2-3 seives that would get you 40-50% of the material, you be fine. Re-bottle and re-sale the bulk of the material and keep the size sorted kernals for yourself. Larry's results that John references above are very interesting and suggest the significant improvement in...

My first range box was a elcheapo plastic model... a Stanley I picked up at the TrueValue store I think. On my first trip to the range I failed to screw the lid on my solvent bottle well and it apparent leaked all the solvent out and everything became a sticky mess. It actually ate a hole...

That is the box with nothing in it.... Tim

I purchased a Tactix Roller Bearing Three-Drawer Tool Box from Cabelas last week on clearance for $29.99. It came today. I was looking a smaller range box than the massive pile of steel I carry around current. Dimensions are: 12"H x 20-1/2"W x 9"D. Top compartment is deep enough to hold my...

I purchased a pound to try with my slow twist 6mm Rem (244). Still haven't had a chance to open the lid.. Maybe over the Christmas holidays.... The initial reports I here was that it wasn't too "Super" and these where experienced reloaders but they where using large case capacities. Luck, Tim

John - I found the Leupold only has 36 MOA of elevation versus the 70 MOA in my T36. I realize that offset will be required. I will use Burris Signature Zee rings with off-set inserts to dial my scope in for the yardage. I use the same rig for point-blank with a 30BR and LR shooting with a...

I am considering a scope change from my T36. Is a 45x Leupold too much power for F-Class? Will mirage come back and bite me? Thanks for input, Tim

+1, I thing Tony's discussion of dealing with the wind, reading flags, and holds is a great resource. I have read Ratigan's book as well, but Tony's explanation made more sense to me. Luck, Tim

I have a 28" 1:8 twist PacNor barrel in a 22-250AI use for a coyote gun. It works really well with the 75 AMax, 77 and 80 SMKs. However, running a 69 SMK at 3600 fps works really well to. Once I got my first 6BR, I took the barrel off and haven't had it back on in +3 years. I want to ask...

Ray - Totally agree with you. Once I started length sorting my TNTs and Bergers, my scores got better. I got some Cheeks bullets and shot a 249 in a practice match with the old 112 30BR. I agreed with the trigger issue as well. I put Fred's Evolution trigger on the 30BR pictured. It is just...

I have built a couple of Savage 30BRs. The first was actually on a long action with Boyd's varmint stock and SSS competition trigger. It shot ok, but I never shot clean with it. I got 246s, 247s, and a few 248s. I managed to shoot a 245 with 13X once. Frustrating to shoot 13X and drop 5...

What does that rig weigh? Did you have to buy a stock blank and inlet it yourself or has McMillian started molding for the Savage? I called them several years ago and I they told me no. Luck, tim

If you are happy with the trigger and stock on your BVSS, then the conversion to a 308 is about $400 away. A bolthead is around $50. Several choices of on quality custom barrels Pre-fit Savage barrels for $350 or less. This is not a swap that requires a gunsmith. It requires some basic...

Hi Cale, Congrats on your sporter success. I remember seeing one in a match report. --- The bug is starting to bit me again. I didn't get to shoot a single match in almost 2 years. In fact, I haven't even fired a single round from the bench in two years. Life happens. Hopefully things are...

What about the other side of this picture? Has anyone done well (competitively) with pillar bedding only using a lug in recent times? Is gluing an absolute necessity or a safety per-caution that protects against poor bedding jobs? I remember Jerry Stiller winning at Denton (last year I think)...

No, as I stated in the thread above I didn't find it when I looked. I make have seen one like this one below for a Kelby action which is a RB/RP and it makes since. I could have swore I remember one being RP/LP/RE with no ejector, but I can't locate it.... I'll keep looking to prove or...

That is what the ad states. :)