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No doubt Mike and Black Death have been a very successful team over a number of years… Tom

Tony, I am not sure what qualifies as the most accurate rifle, the amount of tournament wins or the ARA Indoor aggregate over a number of years. Personally, I feel the most accurate rifle is the rifle that has placed the highest ARA indoor aggregate over a few years. I think you misspoke...

Back to the future... Tony.. To me, as a bystander to Sporter, if you want the number of shooters as in the past, you have to duplicate the past. Very few are going to get involved with the requirements of entering the Sporter class today. Just think about it..Sporter has become the most...

You need to realize that a guarantee of .200" is not realistic using the best components available, even twice that of .400" cannot be guaranteed. You need to look at the 40 shot Eley tunnel record....

Wayne.. Sent you a private message. Tom Wilkinson

Pete... Where do you get your Center X ? Tom

Thanks Mike...I just bought a .900 straight 3 groove that I'm going to put on a XIII action. Tom Wilkinson

Since there was a lot of replies on the Benchrest 2 groove barrels, has anyone had any experience or success with Benchmark 3 groove barrels?

Mike Congratulations on your win... It was my first match and had a great time. A question to you and Kevin..Where can you purchase Lapua and be assured you are getting the newest lots. Tom Wilkinson

Using this example: You have just finished the tenon, threads, and chamber. The barrel is stll in the lathe with no extractor cuts. Now, let's say you are using a Turbo or another benchrest action, how do you set the headspace at .043. Thanks in advance.

I do know Britt well, he was a great shot, very fast. 500 straight squads are rare in trap, all five shooters have to break 100 straight targets from the 16 yard line on the same squad. One year at the Grand which is the National shoot, Britt shot last and missed his last target for a 499 squad...

Too Old Thanks for all the encouragement. I think I will give it a try and see how it goes. I'm sure it is expensive, but when compared to the cost of competitive trap guns and the amount of shells we use annually, I don't think I will be shocked. Thanks for all the replies. Tom Wilkinson...

Just turned 64 and have been a trapshooter for most of my adult life. I would like to have a benchrest gun built and start benchrest competition, but concerned at my age the timeframe to learn the sport and be somewhat competitive would take too long. Any honest imput would be appreciated.