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The 284 is best suited for a long action, even a short 700 has too short a magazine box. The 7-08 packs a pretty good punch for medium sized game, the 284 would be better if longer shots at elk sized game are on the menu. You could wildcat (shorten) the 284 to make it fit in the short action...

Doc, I've seen good bedding jobs come unglued much quicker. If the metal or stock isn't prepped properly, it's a sure thing in due time. Not all bedding compounds are created equal either. Some shrink, quite a bit, over time. No matter how good the bedding job is, solvents from cleaning can...

We are diminished. Lowell was definitely one of the good guys.

Jerry, no offense taken. As I noted, I don't think all Muslim's are bad people, just the opposite actually. But these passages are preached by the Radical Muslims, every day. Whether you or I feel these things are taken out of context or not, matters little. These people preach hate, and use the...

These people are not going away. If we don't take this to them, they WILL bring it here. The following passages are from the Qu'ran. Does that mean they are all evil? No, but watch the video for some perspective. (2:191) Slay the unbelievers wherever you find them (3:28) Muslims must not take...

Sounds good. No on the 8208 though...:(

I found 5K more Wolf's. I'll bring them to St. Louis if you want them.

Thanks guys, I didn't get home till late last night, so didn't get a chance to do much of a report. As usual, the match at Mainville was well run. We had a pretty good turnout at 33 for HV and 32 for LV. Conditions were fairly hot, with some switchy winds at times, but overall pretty decent. As...

thanks to Russel Rains for the heavy varmint photo.

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Hi Bob, I don't have all the results, but here are the winners Unlimited 100 Ken Hottenstein Unlimited 200 Al Auman Unlimited Grand Al Auman Light Varmint 100 Billy Brawand Light Varmint 200 Charlie Gough Light Varmint Grand Charlie Gough 2 gun Hal Drake it was a pretty light turnout...

A cool old rifle. Unfortunately, it has no practical purpose other than a conversation piece today. As noted, the scope and rings can bring a good chunk though.

First is Sara Harren, second Brian Dolinsky, don't know the third

In the Point die. The ring isn't created by the die though. It's created by the lack of support from the typical flat base punch.

Almost perfect, they're missing a lug...

What these folks are trying to tell you is that the only accuracy that is being left by thrown charges, is left at the bench. A finely tuned, winning, Group BR rifle will put them all through a little hole, even with the variation you quoted. Matter of fact, quite a bit more variation will still...

To a point, I agree. Lynwood's die's are great, and as you noted, he stands behind his stuff 100%. I've got lots of Harrell's products adorning my loading room as well as trailer. But, you had better make sure you send him "clicky" brass if you want to cut right to the chase. I've seen a bunch...

I personally use custom FL dies that take care of everything in one pass, don't matter how hot you shoot. If your FL die won't keep the click away, you got the wrong die. This is the most costly route to go, but the best IMO. For the situation that you have, there's no reason to get a custom die...

I believe he's a chopper pilot, at least he was at one time...

Ever tried going hotter with 4198 with the PPC? In sub 75* temps, I've been pretty successful running significantly hotter than that. Any warmer, and no luck... In the 30's RE7 will shoot, as well as N130. I sold the last of my RE7 to Pete as it just burns dirty compared to 4198 and N130...but...