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I can tell you this: It will cause the rear end of the stock to move out of the grove in your rear bag.............which in turn will cause a disruption in your rythym.............and that relates to accuracy. Rich De

skeet lee..........as to your original inquiry???? I don't find that "everyone" is shooting 30"+ barrels with the 6mmBR/Dasher/Brx etc.? Last year I chambered three Brux 6mm barrels in BRX for myself and two shooting buddies. All 28" and they shoot. Water dog (Larry Isenhour) shoots similar...

I would not go over 28". That is not a very big case. A 28" barrel should be more than enough length to burn that small amount of powder. When I was shooting my 6.5 x 284 imp. I had four barrels and never went over 28" and it has more capacity then the "6.5 x 47 Lapua" (I was burning 54 gr...

Well, I got it pretty close Sam :) Rich De

Sat. July 9, 2011 Congratulations Sam! It looks like you potentially have another 600 yard record. This one is the light gun group and score aggragates. The present group agg which I believe was shot at last months match was 1.636".............Sam posted 1.601" along with a 197 score. Now...

Be there or be square! Rich De

Lenoir, NC- Mr. Lewis J. Winkler, 77, of Lenoir, NC passed away Sunday, June 26, 2011 at Grace Hospital in Morganton, NC. He was born February 3, 1934 to the late Albert and Nellie Sharpe Winkler. He was also preceded in death by a sister-in-law, Pat Winkler and brother-in-law, Lewis Pennell...

I am saddened to inform those who knew him, that Lewis Winkler has passed away. Services to be held in Lenoir, NC on Wednesday. Rich De

I just received information that long time short range and long range benchrest shooter, Lewis Winkler has passed away. Services to be held in Lenoir, NC on Wednesday. Lewis and I were good friends. He will be missed. Rich De

Gary................That would be Jerry Sharrett. He posts here and on the short range. Rich De

Mike...........that is what we have been talking about in the first place? This is the section of the forum that deals with 600/1000 yd. benchrest............is it not? Half the short range guys don't even own a scale:) They just "click!" Rich De

Vern..............AMEN!!! Like the saying goes........"Put your money where your mouth is!" Boyd............When I was trying to get the scale to exactly 30.00, I think maybe one or two kernals dropped accidentally and it jumped up to .02 so I just left it at that. Rich De

Mike.............I thought you were done????? Rich De

Well, yesterday I got to see my frined Bill's new Veritas S123-- 2/100's digital powder scale. He brought it to our range (which is enclosed and has electricity) and we set it up on a very stable heavy bench bolted to a concrete wall. We let it warm up for well over an hour. We watched to see...

Mike............I am happy to see you are done :) I am not shooting short range and when I did, I never brought anything but my Harrell's with me. You are probably right about the smaller kernals of N-133. I will do some testing with my friends Veritas 123 when he gets to and compare results...

Twentytwoguy.........Yeah, thats me with the magnifying glass :) I just switched my beam set up right next to my chargemaster. I have been playing with the chargemaster throwing the load a tenth under and then with the new, smaller ID barrel I made for my trickler? trickle one kernal at a...

Mike.............Sam is confident he is weighting to within one to two kernels with his set up. He lent his gun and loads to a 12 year old at the last match who had three groups under 1.5" soooooooooooooooooo????? Rich De

OK, I see what you mean............but, unless he shot more groups, I would not hang my hat on just that one group. And, the wet powder lost a lot of fps. Rich De

Vern...........read Henry's post on his results again: The dry powder produced a .88" group at 2981 fps and the wet powder a 1.0" group at 2764. Thanks for the reply Henry. Rich De

Henry...............very interesting test! (I see no problem posting :) ) In simple terms.............Since most long range shooters pre-load, would it be safe to say that the rounds loaded at home in my shop would not change significantly if I get to a match and it is high humidity or damp...