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Prairie dog camo - orange and green laminate. Looks great.

Tracks beautifully - just remember you need a rear bag with the ears set further apart.

Bill made it for himself but sold it to me....

Hi Joe

I like to imagine that it's gotten a little better here. There was one particularly testy individual who seems to have gone. Wilbur did give him fair warning. I don't know if he was banned...

I saw this on the Accurate Shooter Daily Bulletin:

http://bulletin.accurateshooter.com/2013/01/shot-show-report-pimped-turnbull-tar-10-sells-for-136024/

I've no great interest in ARs, but...

The Lapua Magnum case has a larger diameter rim than more common magnum cases.

In Oz we watch so much TV from the US that we have no problem understanding people from there, but the opposite can't be said to be true. I remember once ordering a coffee and not being understood...

I use the term pill, projectile and projie in place of bullet but what would I know? I'm no where near 4000 posts so clearly not as much as some...

Apparently it compensates for wind. But how? I can't see an anemometer on the scope for measuring wind speed, let alone anything to determine changes in wind speed and direction on the way to the...

At CES 2013 a $17k rifle with a linux powered scope. Mark the target and it's tracked by laser. When the crosshairs line up with the target the rifle fires.
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Varget and H4895 are good. I haven't tried it, but Hodgdon's Copper Fouling Eliminator powder would also be worth a try. I think they call it CFE-223. Something that prevents copper fouling building...

The people from SHARK probably eat lithium to treat their mental illness...

Hi Jeffrey

Is the 58000 psi measured or what's in Hodgdon's online manual?

SAAMI lists the extractor groove diameter as 0.409". How did you measure it? With a caliper? I'd measure the case head...

Good grief! A gunshot or a battery pack exploding?

The second photo with the box shaped object with blue shrink wrapped plastic around it is a lithium battery pack. The extreme power usage of a...

And I think you might just be able to see it in my photo. The RWS brass has a thicker rim that makes it a PIA to fit in a regular shell holder. I use one for a 6.5x55. Not perfect, but...

Hi all

Lapua brass is good, sure. But sometimes what I read almost seems possessed with the fervour of religion! ;-) In contrast Norma brass seems to get universally derided for being soft. I'm...

The 6.5x55 case will take a lot more pressure than an old Mauser can handle, but I'm going to have to suggest you've been a little glib with your pressure claims for the 6.5x47, Al. I can remember...

The 6.5x55 has excellent capacity for 140 grain projectiles and will match the 6.5x284 with loads of similar pressures. Just check that the Lapua cartridges fit the bolt face of your action - their...

Hi all

I apologise in advance if I'm beating a dead horse, but I posted in 1000/600 yard Benchrest about "projectile" choice for 30 cal and had a reply that seemed odd and I've only just figured...

There's an Australian shooter who posts called Jeff (?) I remember doing well with 187 gr BIBs, but I don't know which cartridge he uses. The trend in 30 cal seems to be 210 gr VLDs in the 300 WSM....

Any recommendations for 30 cal projectiles?

Have the BIBs had their day? What about Berger's new 215 and 230 grain projectiles?

Unless I'm mistaken the 22/243 Middlested shouldn't require fireforming. The FL die lengthens the neck to 300 thou and pushes the shoulder back to 30 degrees, about as steep as you can go without...

Hi Andy
I don't mean to be a PITA, but if I wanted to use CTC in the lab I'd have to use a ducted fume hood that sucked at least 600 litres (approx 150 US gallons?) of air a second and was certified...

Hi all

I thought I'd put my two bits in (okay, another essay, but I care about your health) about the safe use of solvents for reloading since it's come up. I use solvents of every variety every...

Hi Speedy

Will you be selling these?

http://i239.photobucket.com/albums/ff145/HuskerP7M8/Forum%20Posts/BRC%20Speedy/a4.jpg

Regards
Ben

I didn't realise Remington had made the 338 RUM shorter than the 300 RUM until I saw a reamer print for the 338 Edge - a 338/300 RUM.

Most would say that the 300 RUM is overbore - what about a...

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The 244 ACK IMP is $90 +$30 for a floating pilot. Go and no go gauges are $28 each.

The one I bought has a throat that gave me a COAL of 2.9" for an...