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Jan and goodgrouper... how did you secure the tubing holding the flags, to whatever base you have in the box?

I've got an 8lb jug labeled 4798

Thanks guys... I kinda figgered it was time to back down a bit. I was not aware that there could be that much of a pressure difference between similar guns with similar charges. paul

I was testing some of the IMR 8208 this weekend in my Stolle Panda 6ppc, and noticed that at 30.5gr I was just starting to see some bright spots on the case head made by the ejector. I can see no other signs of excess pressure on these cases. The VV133 load that I’ve been using was / is 29.2gr...

Johnnie Probably a dumb question... Have you leveled in 2 directions, as well as calibrated and zero'ed the scale prior to use? Also, what weight are you throwing?, a light charge? paul

Stephen I've got 31.2gr of the new 8208 powder in my standard 6ppc cases. 31.2gr in my cases, using a drop tube ( that I put together myself ) that is about 15 inches long, is just about half way up the neck. paul

When you’ve removed the barrel from a receiver that’s glued into a finished ( painted ) stock, what’s the safest way to clean the receiver threads and bolt locking lug area? I’m trying my best not to mess up the paint job on the stock… so I’m not sure if I want to use a liquid or just a long dry...

Jeromy Holmes painted a Savage LRPV stock for me about a year ago. I think he does excellent work. Here is the contact info I had for him. If you look thru his "my space" page... you can see some of his work. paul Jeromy Dimensions by Holmes 435-632-4718 sdi16@hotmail.com killerstocks@gmail.com...

Steve It's under benchrest equiptment on the Sinclair website: http://www.sinclairintl.com/product/5231/Benchrest-Equipment paul

ah14 As Russell says above, Central Jersey is a great place to shoot benchrest. The matches are open to non-members, so all you've gotta do is show up. Great bunch of guys too. Hope to see you there this Sunday. pm me if you have any questions about the club. paul

Zeke Wanted you to know that I've answered your emails about the triggerguard that you want to buy from me... last answer to you was yesterday am, after you said you didnt receive my address for payment. I don't know if you are having problems with your email, but perhaps check your spam...

Chuck I've always been happy with the 2 Ft. Knox Defender safes I have. Heed the thoughts in the article on 6mmbr.com when they say... always buy bigger than you need. paul

I agree with Greg - a 36x just might be a bit too much. I have a 17 Rem FB with a Sightron 6 x 24 x 42 that is just excellent. I'd give you some prairie dogs as reference, but they ain't talkin'. paul

I'm going to assume that you want the tg complete with floorplate and catch. pm me the particulars of your rifle... manufacturer, color of the parkerizing and I'll do my best to give you a decent match. give me your email and I'll send you some pics. paul

Zeke Only Remington and Smith Corona made the 03a3. The triggerguard for the 03A3 from either of the manufacturers was stamped. If you are looking for a correct triggerguard for the 03A3 - I have both manufacturers. If you do in fact want a milled TG - that would be for a Springfield, Rock...

certainly something I would like to view also. to most, it is probably a basic operation...., but I would like to see it done first before I tried it. paul

follow the links above to Bruno site. than on left side click "loading tools and parts" after you click that, Nielson... amongst others ( on the left side ) will appear... click on Nielson. HTH paul

If they're not coming out with the impact hammer, you have to seat them a bit deeper ( as Boyd said ) to break the seal... However, depending on how they were stored, and if they've been in there long enough, sometimes they just won't come out with any tool.

I think it’s a great choice not to include pics of the harvested amimals. I no longer hunt, not for any particular reason – other than shooting prairie dogs once or twice a year on trips out west. Plenty of sites to show those pics, as well as any others of hunted animals…. But this is a site...

For me, it’s a matter of time(ing)… meaning if I aim and shoot without having both eyes open, it takes me too much time to get on target, than wait for the flags to position themselves where I would like them, than go back to the scope to check the point of aim, than to set off the trigger…...