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I decided to take a chance and order one of these based on several You Tube comparisons. Along with the fact I have always felt that Atlas Bipods were way overpriced for what they are. It came the other day, and on first inspection I must say I'm very pleased with the overall quality. The plated...

One of the biggest issues with the Savage Model 12-FT/R is finding a case to fit it, because of it's very long, (30"), barrel. I have finally stumbled on a beautiful case that fits the gun and scope beautifully! I picked it up at Cabela's, and the best part is it's on sale for just $55.99...

I have purchased all of my bags pre filled. Sportsman's Warehouse sells them this way, and it's not much more, and very convenient. They are also filled much more solidly than I could fill them.

I purchased one of these for all of my AR-15's. It works beautifully. I simply let it run while I refill my magazines, and the barrel is cool to the touch. http://www.midwayusa.com/product/529577/caldwell-accumax-barrel-cooler-ar-15

What is today considered the most accurate .22 Long Rifle ammunition obtainable?

Why do you keep sticking your nose into this? It doesn't matter what caliber his gun is. I'm inquiring about his BASE. Not his gun. I don't have to "define" anything to you. You've got nothing to do with this.

Interesting. What type of base did you use to achieve this?

Thanks Ingrng!

Do you lose vertical MOA adjustment when you have the power bumped to 24X?

And thanks for answering my highlighted question I asked in my original post. Now you can go on disbelieving history, and argue with yourself. I'm not interested.

If you check military records that are in the public domain regarding long distance shooting, as well as sniper kills. There have been almost too many to count that have been made well over 1,000 yards with fixed power scopes in the 10X to 16X range. And many over 2,000. It has been proven a 25X...

The fact of the matter is the longest recorded kill in military history was by Craig Harrison in 2009. He connected at 2,707 yards. His scope was a Schmidt & Bender 3-12x50 PM II. If 12X has been proven at that distance, 16X is more than enough magnification for ANY long distance shooting I will...

You wouldn't. All I'm saying is that with the Mark IV 16X 40 MM, you have a total of 140 MOA of vertical adjustment as the scope comes from the box. 70 MOA either side of zero. So.... If you were to employ a 40 MOA base you would be required to "use up" 40 MOA of that vertical downward...

I'm thinking of setting up a Remington 700 Sendero in .300 Win. Mag as a long range boomer. I'm leaning to a Leupold Mark IV 16X 40 MM because of it's very large MOA elevation adjustment. (140 MOA total, 70 MOA either side of zero). That would allow me to utilize a 40 MOA Nightforce Steel Base...

I remember reading about it back then. It think it was about the same time they started the American Handgunner Award. Elmer Keith won it the first year.

Anyone ever use this stuff? For years I've used nothing but ground corn cob with brass polish added. It works well, but requires a long tumble for best results. I stumbled on to this stuff, and it looks really good! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdvq3Kc_Vm0 I really like the way it cleans the...

I'm not so sure about that. I have the first edition Sierra Reloading Manual, first published in 1971, long before this nation went "law suit crazy" with an over population of attorneys. Besides, lawyers couldn't "edit" a reloading manual simply because they have zero knowledge in that...

What am I missing??? Bill T.

That load is straight out of the Sierra manual, and as listed as "most accurate" with the 180 grain Matchking. It's published at 3,000 FPS and 3,598 Ft. Pounds. Bill T.

I was wondering if anyone out there has stumbled on to a sweet load in the .300 Win. Mag. with 210 grain Berger VLD bullets? I'm loading with IMR 4831, but also plan on some loads with Reloader 22. My plan is to shoot these out of both my Kimber 8400 L.A. Police Tactical as well as my Savage 110...