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I bought all I could afford from Powder Valley back in April, interesting thing is that it is all 2011 manufacture where has it been the last 5 years ???? First time I have seen it for sale in a decade, my 1995 lot is about gone. I have a 222 that loves the stuff !!!

To say it has fallen out of favor with the benchrest crowd is an understatement. It's big release was in 2010. To back up and tell this to the best of my knowledge, Lou Murdica was trying to work with IMR to reproduce the original military 8208 that so many benchresters fell in love with...

60 mph winds in Hobble Creek will do that to you ;)

Guess I am in the minority here but have tried many shooting glasses and always go back to Oakley's, perhaps you need to try a different style ???

Just my own observation's, when they first came out quite a few shooters switched to them. don't see many use them or sell them anymore except Lester Bruno (same city and all). might want to call Bruno Shooters Supply and talk to Lester for better info.

Jim, makes me sad to read this thread. I think the world of you and hope you will break a windshield more often ;) so we can stay in touch. Brian

I have not done this myself but know a fellow that has. If you have your own ppc reamer you dont need to change a thing just use a 1-8" or 1-9" twist barrel, forget about the 105's and use Berger 95gr VLD's (they have a significantly shorter bearing surface than the 105's but still have plenty...

The Wasatch action was made by a fellow named Brad Stair. He was originally from Texas, I met him when he was in Colorado Springs and his gunsmith business was "Performance Guns". He moved to West Haven, Utah where he continued his gunsmith business with all of his own case designs he called...

The weather must have really taken a turn for the worse from morning to afternoon, hope they have better weather today !!!

I love the 6BR, 1-8" twist barrel 95gr Berger VLD's along with either RL-15 or Varget.

The one that I have and others I have seen have micrometer heads that you need a .050" allen wrench to loosen and tighten. Or you can call Bob Brackney and have him send you a set of instructions 928-684-3255

Dont have an axe to grind with anybody, but shocked that Wilbur has not deleted this thread since he has deleted 90% of everything I have ever posted.......Thank You, nice to have a conversation and not ever see it again. hope the trend will continue

Wilber, What is the criteria for having posts deleted.........???????????.You own the site and bring the hammer, but this site is the most heavy handed as far as selecting what it will allow, I wrote a thread that was 100% truth and was deleted within minutes...why ??? it was done with a smile...

Can't believe there has not been a single post on the NBRSA match held this weekend in Springville,Ut. Rodney Brown kicked our butt, Lowell Frei was not far back, awesome to see Lou Murdica again...Dave Blazzard ,Dan Dowling, Dave Gibson and many others. Thanks to Dave Tunbridge and crew...

Hopefully a new attitude to customer satisfaction.....

Was this an over&under or side by side ?????

That is the tool I was talking about in post #4 of this topic , I had Bohemia stuck in my head and knew that was not quite correct :D

Out of curiosity I went and opened up a new 250 count box of the Berger 300gr Hybrids lot#2617, I took out 25 and weighed. all were between 299.9gr and 300.2gr ..........excellent no need to weigh. I then measured bearing surface with a tool I bought from Bill Shehane years back (cant think of...

I dont know about the hybrids, but with the 300gr .338cal SMK's it is an absolute must to sort by bearing surface. best advice I can give is take a handful and weigh and measure carefully, a grain or so weight wise will not make a difference but more than .002" in bearing surface will.

This has the same problem as many of your post's.... arrogance and being short sighted on who buys your B.S. and your product.