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Thanks Dick. Dan

Howdy all. It has been about 6 or seven years since I logged into this site. Just wodering if there are any benchrest/field target matches happening in the New England area? Thanks, Dan

I have a project that requires that I solder some brass bushings together. I won't be able to get the flux removed from the inside of the assembly and in the past the flux has caused corrosion issues. Does anyone know of a low corrosion flux or a method of removing it from inside of parts...

Thanks. One of my last big hobbies was photography, www.danbrownphotography.com

Thanks for the info. I also had a reply from E.R. Shaw. They do make and install replacements for Savage 220f. Dan

Who knew that cleaning a barrel could do wonders;) Snuck out of work early and headed to the range. The load I used was 34 grains of Varget, Sierra 52g HPBT, and Cci BR2 primers, 4 five shot groups in this order, 1.1" .54" .53" .34" It does appear that it needed to be fouled a bit before...

I soaked the bore for about 30 in Barnes CR-10 and wiped it quite a bit with a brush. Here is the result. If I can get out of work early enough I'll go to the range and try it again. Dan

I used a Canon 1dsmk3 with a 65mm MPE macro lens and a twin light macro flash. I'm looking at more than the fouling, zoom in and see the deep pits? I am thinking of another 22-250 or a 22-250 Ackley improved with a fast twist rate. I do have the 6.5mm barrel on hand but the only cartridge I can...

Well my old, (1967) Remington 788 in .22-250 needs a new barrel. Here are some photos of the bore just inside the muzzle. It will still average less than an inch for 5 shots at 100y with some loads but I'm looking for more. I can't decide wether I should stick with a .22 caliber or try...

I guess I have too much time on my hands. I've tried about 7 or 8 different slugs and I'm not getting the results I read about. My best results were with Remington Accutips. Near impossible to find currently. Dan

Thanks for the help. I would like to rebarrel my Savage 220. Dan

I was wondering if anyone knows of any custom rifled shotgun barrel manufacturers in the states? 20g in particular. Thanks, Dan

$1350 shipped to lower 48. Some scuffs on the side where it contacted a stock, otherwise in perfect health. Comes with trigger and all internal parts. Dan obturate at juno dot com

The price of ST barrels is too much in my opinion. They are simply choked tubing. No drilling, reaming, or buttoning required to produce. Add in poor performance=lots of $ for AOA and poor value for the shooter. Dan

A better question would be how many ST barrels were replaced with conventional ones:D Dan

Be sure there are no fluorescent light sources. The flicker can affect chronograph readings. Dan

You can't go wrong with LW specs, they list them on their site. Dan http://www.lothar-walther.com/457.php

Thanks for the help guys. Dan

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Ii hate to make blanket statements. It didn't work for us but with the variability with barrels and pellets I would give it a shot if you can, it may help with your combination. Dan