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Who is Skeet's smith ???

''Gene and I finally decided on our annual Super Shoot bet. He looked at my "high-end" Timex and asked me if I wanted to shoot for our watches. I looked at his Rolex and said okay. I guess that is confidence when a guy wants to do that.'' Last edited by Joe Krupa; 05-24-2010 at 02:46 PM.

Is still in possession of his diamond studded chronograph ........ As well as a robust version of the ''Iron Man'' Timex !

Butch, I'd love to see some pix of it when you do get home... Congrats on your find !

I also emailed Jay many times over the years. He was always quick with an answer and a delight to exchange notes with. I'm very sorry to hear of his passing. Condolences, he will be missed. Pat Byrne

Looks like Bart and Gene are running neck and neck !! Thanks for the update..

Good shooting, little buddy !!!!! Bart shot pretty good too.....

Sounds like a crock to me....JMO...

The threaded pin that holds the bolt release in place goes in from the bottom of the action and is a blind hole.. If the action is just pillar bedded you can pull it out of the stock and see the pin hole. Get replacement parts from BAT, probably next day air if you wish. If the action is...

Way to go Curtis !

Good shooting Jackie !! Congrats..

Save for a Jewell, you won't regret it.... However, Butch ---- did you say the new Shilens are great ?? Didn't realize they were back in the trigger business..

MK, No, but Gene is, I think !!

I bet whoever wins will be shooting Hottenstein bullets !

Don't waste your time, just won't work.. I'm sure they need an 8 twist.. I have several bolt .223's with differing twist rates....

I saw that Francis....

Joe, Is Tony's book available yet ? If so, how would one go about getting a copy ? Thanks, PB Very nice write up !

We're very lucky to have people like Mike Bryant contributing here on the forum... I would pay heed. Try a few pieces of new brass and see if it cures your ails.. If not you know where to look.. Thanks, Mike..

The center in the back of the reamer ??

Not to play the devils advocate, but I'm aware of several benchrest gunsmiths that push the reamer with a dead center in the t/s... I suppose there's many ways to skin the kitty..