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Phenomenal accomplishment!!

250 23x!! Great score!!

George, I feel very fortunate to have the 30 cal and 6mm dies you made for me. Good luck in your future endeavors.

Dwayne Pullum, Gulf Coast Region Varmint for Score Champion. http://benchrest.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=24700&stc=1&d=1623668274

The South West Louisiana Rifle and Pistol Club in Lake Charles Louisiana hosted The NBRSA Gulf Coast Region Varmint for Score Championships this Sunday. Tough conditions were the order of the day, making each shot a unique challenge. The 100 yard leg was won by Clayton Gray with a fine 250 22x...

As a note, I will be there Sunday with the flags so any body that is on my flag rotation can practice over them Sunday and Monday.

GreatWeekend We could not have asked for better weather........except for the wind. We owe a big shout out to John Horn and his crew for running a flawless match. All in all, a good time among some good friends. Here is a picture I shot late Saturday as the sun went down over the range...

Go with a 7 to 71/2. You want a relative straight shank that will be .3081 to .3082 on the body at least 1/8 inch forward of the base with a gentle fall off to .308 just before it dives into the ogive. Out to 300 yards, precision trumps everything. . If you did go with a 10, that usually...

133 half way up the neck.

The 25BR I played with back in the late ‘90’s was originally done with a reamer Glenn Newick had. I still have it. It has “25 Agg Whacker” stamped on it. He also had an 8 groove Shilen barrel that I used on that build. The problem with that reamer was it was dimensioned for the original...

Even though you put in a new spring, that does not mean you have enough spring pressure. Some actions, older Farleys in particular, were notorious for having too light of spring pressure and not enough firing pin travel. I always go by Kebly’s recommendation of not less than 23 lbs of static...

Like everybody else in Texas yesterday, we got wet. Yesterday was a 100 yard match. The rain hurt the turnout, only about 15 shooters, but those that came had a good time. Thanks to the Tomball Gun Club for hosting our Matches and match director Richard Pullum for putting in his time. The...

My method is similar.....Only I use a regular 6BR barrel with the neck remed out to .330. When I fire full house 6BR round in this barrel, out comes a perfectly formed non neck turned 30BR case. One thing about this method. The case retains much of the original 1.560 length of the Lapua 6BR...

Congrats to Gardner for his win. Also to Mr Elliot for a fine 100 win. We will all be there for the Gulf Coast Region Varmint for Score. See you there.

Nez, JB tends to be a little runny for bedding. I have used it though. As for the glue in, I do use JB Weld. But for my next bedding job, I am going to use the ProBed that Al Nyhus recommended. http://benchrest.com/showthread.php?103832-Kelbly-Atlas-project

A 2 pound jug of N150 and three Bartlien 6mm gain twist LV taper barrels from Gene’s estate. I also bought a nice Remington short action and a standard neck .095 throat reamer from the Shilen table to complete a 308 project, 3000 Federal LR primers, and 2 jugs of Lt-30 for some friends.

Dang Butch, at a dollar a primer, you must be living large;)

Me and two of my best friends drove up to Ennis for the Shilen Swap Meet today and spent a lot of money and had a great time. This has become a very “must go to” event for shooters. There were plenty of vendors with plenty of items to sell. We got to see some old friends and do a lot of...

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Remember the look on “mr Beeks” face in the movie “Trading Places” after spending some quality time in the cage with the male Gorilla? That look is Eerily similar.;) http://benchrest.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=24623&stc=1&d=1620591199