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Just to add to this thread my current configuration is: Action: Hall rblp Trigger: Jewel Barrel: 0.900" Shillen Polygon Stock: mine, a laminate based on edge and change a little. Scope: Weaver 36x Tuner: mine bloop tube & 3oz Rest: either mine or a Hall (depends on my mood that day) My rifle...

mr. nobody, Not very hard at all. Here's what I do. I start with the bare tuner and bloop tube. Focus ring set at 3 rev's from the front, shoot two three shot groups check the vercital Add once 1oz shoot two more three shot groups I'll keep adding one oz to the stack until i see the vertical...

take one of those white bic pens set it on a table. put the rifle on the pen moving back and forth until you find the CoG. no fuss and no droppin it either.

Tim you really gotta back off the ole Hoppe's #9.

Dave, Heres the pic I said I would post for you.

Dave, Hope I don't get in trouble with Wilbur for posting this :eek: Just to let you know I have been working with Allen Hall. He's going to take over making my rests. He's got more CNC's then I do, and doesn't have to live in the shop like I was doing (16-18 hour days gets ruff over time.)...

David, Congratulations on that 250-24x target & the 749-65x man that's some great shooting. Roger

Scotty, That sure is nice looking target! Congratulations on some great driving. Roger

Lynn, I can bore the clamp section for you with out any problem. And I do have a few left in stock. So I can get one shipped for you the next day after receipt of order. I'm going to be starting another run of them next week. Best, Roger

Hello Bob, I had a good time at Wallkill as always, thanks for running the match. And thanks for all the help from everyone, who explained how everything works at a one of these 50/50 match's, this was the first one I shot at. Best, Roger

bored184, if I was working with that stock I'd use something like Devcon F to fill that area in hell I'd even mill a little more out just to give a better base to what ever action I was planning to fit in there. Roger

Ken the 25x is an action Stiller has drawn up but has had no time to produce, he has to many centerfires to make.

Brian_K, Not sure if I'm up to throwing anything quite that far!! :eek: but there's always the the US Postal Service. :p Joe Friedrich, Joe thanks for taking the time to try it out. I'd be interested in what you find out about the slider on this unit. Keep me posted ok. B. Harvey, Brian, no...

mr. nobody, I'm taking orders and shipping them now actually. I posted a add in the Classified Section just a little while ago with the price and contact info. Fred K, you welcome B. Harvey, Brian, thanks for the write up, you covered a few things I was going to cover tonight. Best, Roger

mr. nobody, The tuner has a adjustable ring to fine tuning. But the basic idea behind this tuner is to find the weight that the rifle wants first. Then you fine tune it from there. To use any of the weights/addon devices that will fit the basic Harrell's style tuner I made an adapter to that...

Some of you might remember back in the beginning of 2008 I was working on a solid body tuner design. Well, I never gave up on that design and after many redesigns and scrapped prototypes here's my final design. I been lucky enough to have more then a few really good testers using this...

Factoryville ARA State That was some great shooting Jim, Congratulations on winning the PA State and that 2350 you shot in some really tough conditions. You should put that target on the wall. We had 9 shooters come out for this match. One was a new shooter, Joe Laneski who gave it his best...

Well Kevin ya beat me to it again!! Congratulations Sue, it was really cool to hand you that match pin and the two high target pins you earned too!! And Congratulations to you Kevin for earning the other two high target pins! You two both shot well in some strange conditions. Susan von...

Hey Bill, Good to hear from you. And it would be good to see you on the line again, so when your schedule lets ya your as always more then welcome to come down and join us. Turn outs have been good. I can't complain considering the times where in. But more importantly then the turn out is...

Joe, no doubt Bill put together a good stick for you, but with out a good drive it's just an expensive paper weight. And if I'm not mistaken that's your first win at Factoryville so congrads again!! And I hope you get some more of those little white pins for your hat!! Roger