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Did you put a lead shot under the set/locking screw?

Yep. No can do Thanks

After the holidays I have a LOT of primers I would like to sell. How does one legally ship them? Federal No. 215

https://www.ebay.com/b/Partner-Chainsaw-Parts-Accessories/85915/bn_7892812 This page has a complete starter assembly for $25

Is your rife a 6x47 or a 6x47 Lapua? If it is the 6x47 Lapua I have a question or two. BTW that is good shooting!

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Some folks take this internet stuff to seriously. Just hope they don't believe all of it.

My 22 ton splitter gets a workout.

Always wanted a hat like that!

hay bales shot with stucco in a color to match the land scape

I believe H&S stocks are hand laminated with Kevlar, fiberglass, and carbon fiber and foam filled, plus the bedding block.

Here is the test. Take a hot nail, if the nail melts the bedding area then NOTHING will stick!!! Sorry it is just that simple. NOTHING

"Loaded then falling apart" How about some grease to hold it together? When together flush out the grease.

The "Delta" range near Morro Bay shoots out past 1000 yards. Your problem may be the "bipod" Berger makes great bullets.

They were cheap and accurate, the ones built for the .308 case had bolt flex problems (rear locking lugs). Single stack removable magazine which feed better than the 700's. None adjustable triggers, yes they could be worked one. The ones chambered in .222 were really hot with the squirrel...

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I was thinking about that project Toyota of yours!! Plus I don't have any stinking straight sixes anymore.

Needs to be big enough to do the head off a straight six

Wedge Anchors might be part of the answer. Build your risers to length. Wield a flange onto each riser. The flange will be used to bolt risers to concrete slab via the Wedge Anchors. I would bolt the risers with flanges to the lathe, then drill the holes into the concrete, using the flange...