Recent content by Jerry W

I think you have it backwards. He's trying to make .222 from .223 brass.

Here's a good thread: http://benchrest.com/forum/threads/servicing-a-farley-front-rest.94754/ Photograph yours at each step as you disassemble it. It doesn't hurt to have a reference of your specific rest for reassembly.

Looks like it hasn't been updated yet. https://www.nbrsa.org/category/world-team/

Could there be a blanked primer inside your bolt? The little disk could be restricting firing pin movement. Strip the bolt and flush out the inside. While the bolt is apart, thoroughly clean the pin and spring and only use a light, thin oil. No grease inside there. Firing pins don't really go...

I see these in use regularly at many short range Benchrest matches. It's similar to a Harrell's(which I have). Great for PPC or BR size cartridges.

Sounds like it would be a similar capacity to a 6BR. Maybe a touch less.

Also, use a stripped(disassembled) bolt so there's no resistance from the firing pin spring.

The spring from a disposable lighter, cut down, works great.

Regarding reciprocity, compared to the cost of rifles and equipment, barrels, reloading components, travel, lodging, etc., I think the multiple membership fees are such a minimal amount that it doesn't even make a difference if you want to shoot multiple organizations events. I guess you could...

Brian - we really need a picture of that .024 target!

More powder!!!!!

Guys - A moderator removed it for some reason(looks okay to me!). There's another one above that was also edited by a moderator. Maybe Benchrest Central has gone PC. This is what the mod is refering to: Per the fourth paragraph of those rules: “You agree to not use the Service to submit or...

Kieth was a fine competitor and I'll miss his company at the matches. https://www.teahenfuneralhome.com/obituary/keith-christianson

When Lee says watching the field, he means all of the flags on all of the benches. He is looking for wind trends sweeping across the whole range. Think of watching a big wheat field and seeing the way the varying wind is moving across the field in waves. Look for the dominant condition that...