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You have to remember a lot of the rules in long range are a carry over form Williamsport PA rules. Basically what they was doing in Williamsport, just got added in the rules when the IBS/NBRSA adopted long range Benchrest shooting. Now as far as NBRSA/IBS rules go, a lot of it is a gentlemen's...

Next Delphos match is on 5/5/13, if your interested in 600 yard there is a match on 5/4/13.

Congratulations Jack, and Good shooting to all of you. Good to see Brad back out, hope to shoot with you a bit this summer.

What you have is an ejector problem, and they are quite common with the Savage rifle. You don't have an extractor problem because it is doing its job, and pulling the case out of the chamber. There is several reason why a Savage has ejection problems, first one deals with the large tolerances...

A few side note to what your may be seeing. On a rear bag I pack it tight, the bottom of the bag I fill so tight not another grain of sand could get in, the ears I pack to where they are firm, they will still deflect when you push them with your finger. The front bag I pack to where the ears...

I personally like the stock to ride on the ears of the bag. This is why I use a standard rabbit ear bag, on a skip Otto donut. Some of the best shooters use this same method, all I can say is it works for me. Some people have extra stitching put into the bag so that the bottom of the rifle rides...

But if I remember right Blackstar use Walther barrels cut to their specks, (Not the same steel as most barrels.) and then they "electro-chemically polished" the barrel. So to compare that to a standard barrel that is being cryogenically frozen, is comparing apples to oranges.

Ok, hopefully one of these dissatisfied customers will come forward with there claims, and have proof to back it up.

Yes Krieger freezes there blanks before machining. They use to double freeze there blanks, one before machining and the again after. Last year I had a Brux barrel froze, and I can see a difference. I own a couple of other Brux barrels, and the one that I froze you can feel a difference when...

For the same reason why you would open up a bolt head, or replace the bolt, and put a 6PPC on a Remington action.

I have tried them, and believe it or not stock tape made the problem worse. I find that stock tape has a life span of about 1 year from when you put it on the rifle. I have tried both the teflon, and the clear, and I find the teflon stuff last a bit longer. It seams like the tape gets soft, and...

I taker a bottle of watter with me to the line, I pore a puddle on the bench. take my hand rubb it around the needed area, and nock it off the table and set my bag and super feet on the wet spot.

Well, as far as having a bag slide in recoil of the rifle all I can say is I have been there done that and got the t-shirt to prove it. I will have to say St louis Benchrest club has some of the slickest bench tops I have ever shot off of. When I am there I make it standard procedure when I set...

Just currious, what are you guys doing as far as maintaince on your speed screws in your rest. I shot a match this weekend and tempratures was in the low 40's to high 30's. Well, I was having problems with my speedscrew. The unit was hard to turn. I found that the white lithium grease installed...

Well, we hope this is not the case. I tried to do a search on him, and I found that he was last know living in Asheville NC in a retierment home with his wife. This was an thread on 1911.com and he was 99 at that time. I could not find an obituary for a Mike Walked in that area, or any tht fit...

I know that Lowell Hotenstine uses a longer neck length on his brass as he is cutting his brass to 1.500. He also uses a reamer with shorter freebore, than the standard JGS 1045 with .060, The reason why is because of his boattailed bullets, it allows him to get a bit more of the bullet into the...

Looking forward to seeing you all.

I have been told by several source that 205 and 205m come off the same machine, and start out as the same primers. I been told the diference is in cup height, at the end of the line there is a bar, if the primer fits under that bar it is a 205m, if it doesn't them it is a 205.

I love them, Heck I shot them in two NBRSA matchs and finished 3 and 4 in the yardages with them , against some top name shooters.

I think I am going to build a full size 22 PPC after reports from Lou Murdica with the new LT 32 powder.