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I have brass that has had a ton of firing on them, and I can say I have never seen the necks thin out at all.

Well to start, The best advise I could give is do some research before you jump in. As mentioned Mike Ratigans book is a great source, I also highly recamend Glenn Newicks book. After that go to a couple of matchs, not to compete but to observe. Take notes, and ask questions. Best way to find...

Look a little closer on there new web site. Go to the "about kelblys" link on the page, and you will see a picture of every one that works at Kelbly's. Greg is 4th from the right. Put you cursor over each employe to find out history of them. http://kelbly.com/about.html

Well this is as close as it gets to a free membership. Buy through bass pro shops, a mamber ship for $25 and get a $25 gift certificate for bass proshops. http://bulletin.accurateshooter.com/2013/01/join-the-nra-for-25-00-and-get-25-00-bass-pro-shops-gift-card/

I had a friend use something like that he found in a McMaster Carr catalog, long story short, he had one hack of a time because the rest would slide around.

I use a custom 90, and have done well with it. I have used both and can say that the only diference is cosmetic, and a slight bit nicer feel. The Preimum is on bearing the custom 90 is not. They will all throw charges as accurate as each other.

Before you take this gun to a smith for tweeking, check the rules and see what is aloud. If your shooting a factory class, you may not be aloud to do anything to the rifle. The aftermarket barrel and trigger may disqulify you.

Is a 7 mm accurate enough for 600 and 100 yard competition. Well read this and see what you think. http://www.accurateshooter.com/guns-of-week/gunweek071/ You ask, "What are competitive or the winning combinations - cal, barrel and twist in 600m to 1000m bench rest target Comp." Look at the...

The best advise I was EVER given was from Jack Neary, he state that you need to "Go thin to win." and "N133 likes neck tension." I shoot a .262 chamber and cut my brass to .0083, and I use a .255 bushing. It works for me.

Welcome to the site. Hottenstien bullets are great and have had many wins and records behind them. The only problem with them is with the boat tail, and seating them out to the lands on a standard JGS 1045 reamer chamber with .060 freebore, there is barly any bullet sitting in the case. I know...

This year ended with some sad news that Precision Shooting was no longer going to be publishing the magazine that so many loved. I was reading one of my favorite reference books the "Benchrest Primer," and it hit me, what is the chances that the members of Precision Shooting would make and...

Well to start, you need to identify what kind of benchrest your talking about. I will asume you are talking about 600 and 1000 yard benchrest, as the powders you have stated, are inaporperate for what is used in "point blank" or 100-300 yard benchrest. Then again many shooters think that if you...

Congratulations !!!!! I was out there where he shot these targets, looking at them they are truly spectacular. Good Job Charlie!!!

The section the Wilbur is quoating states this: "A vertical spacer under the rear bag will be allowed as long as it incorporates no adjustments for windage or elevation. The vertical spacer shall not contain any protrusions, which can be inserted into the bench top or the sandbag. The rear...

Well all they are is a Stiller preditor action with a diferent treading to accept a savage barrel. It would be as competitive as a Stillar preditor. The question is what do you consider "benchrest comp?" I would say it would be plenty accurate , and a good fit for 600 and 1000 yard benchrest...

Here the thread goes on, and Terbuck has yet to reply back describing what his total intent on the rifle is. I know you guys mean well, but maybe he is only looking to get into club matchs where the club has a factory class. He may also be limited in scope power depending on the club rules. It...

Very well stated.

Looks like a savage, (I can see the bolt release on the side.) that is in a custom tube gun style stock. I know that the gun doesn't conform to short range/point blank IBS or NBRSA rules. Now in mid and long range it is possible, as noted the bi pod would have to be removed. There would be a...

You may want to check out the www.savageshooters.com web site, this is a sight devoted to savage rifles, builds, and there are many over ther that are ding the same thing that you have done. On your questions; the first one is there a diference in accuracy between a repeater and a single shot...

Hey Brad, There is a match in Delphos next weekend (11/11/12) If you can rember what Pawn shop your rifle is at, and you can get it out of hawk, we would be glad to see you there. Jack your welcome to come too. I think John Mangus said something about providing surf and turf, for the first 400...