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Butch, I've been eyeing your tops really hard and was expecting to buy one as soon as I finish a 6br build I'm in the middle of right now. Can you tell me what the weight of this rest will be and maybe a price? I will definitely hold off on just the top now to see this new rest. Thanks in...

Murphy, The 52gr. and 53gr. flat base bullets shot extremely well out of my Ruger MkII Target in 22-250. This rifle does not like bullets with long bearing surfaces but the little short pills it shoots fine. I shot many 5 shot groups in the .3's with this bullet though it wouldn't agg that. As...

I'm surprised you were able to get the SX bullets to even hit paper at 220 swift velocities. Those bullets come with a warning not to exceed about 3300 or 3400 fps or they may come apart in flight. That bullet was designed to explode at 223 velocities, hence the SX, super explosive. As far as...

Exactly. Too thick and not absorbent at all. I couldn't wait to get through the bag of 1000 I had some time ago. I will never use them again.

Tom, did y'all get any of the snow that moved through Friday? I'm just north of Tallahassee in SW Georgia. We had some for the first time since 1989. Global warming......hah!:rolleyes:

David, I'm glad to hear this. I've just recently been inquiring about Twin Oaks and talked to a gentleman by the name of Bruce Hinson who has been most helpful. I've been looking for a place to shoot competitively and would like to shoot the Shamrock next year. I hope this works out because I'm...

I don't but am very interested in using the action for a 6br build. Would be interested in some feedback from folks that got them as well.

Skeet, don't worry about it. If you get right down to it, any post made on here where we are talking about some piece of equipment that we use, it can be viewed as advertising. The nice write up that Jackie did on the 8208XBR complete with his test targets could be interpreted as free...

It does have a single set trigger. The whole trigger assembly looks like a thrown together conglomeration of metal till ya figger out exactly what it is. I didn't know it had a single set trigger till I took a look at it. Off the shelf, the trigger broke at a very disappointing 5lbs. 14oz...

It looks like a Shilen. Their competition model went down to 2oz.

Do you happen to remember the temperature when you shot the ones that loosened the primer pockets verses the other ones? I think your load is a little warm, just trying to nail down why these pockets got loose when others didn't on another day.

Is this a new lot or box of brass that you are using or have you shot some of this brass with the same load and not had the primer pockets loosen up?

Measure casehead expansion on fired casings compared to unfired casings. How loose is loosey goosey? They fall out by themselves, can be pushed in with finger pressure, or just not as much pressure with a hand priming tool? Did you blow any primers during your shooting?

A lot of truth in that joke......:(

Once new a guy that used fresh tampons to put his tinks on and then hang them from trees, at least I thought they were fresh ones and I thought it was tinks...........:confused:

Here it is Waylan... http://store.thirdgenerationshootingsupply.com/

Wow, I wouldn't use it anymore. Why dontcha just pack it all up and send it to me. I'll dispose of properly for ya.;)

Same problem I've got. I like it Al. Innovative and simple and looks like it works. Good on ya!:cool:

Your problem is not in the brass. Are you sure that the primers were fully seated? CCI primers have harder cups than the federal primers which means it takes more of a whack from the firing pin to ignite it. You may have a weak/too light firing pin spring or a mechanical problem with the firing...

Just bought 5000 Winchester primers from Natchez last month that also are brass colored.