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I checked Powder Valley the other evening and lo and behold they had 8# jugs of H4198. I texted a couple of friends who needed some and both got one jug that evening. The next morning PV was sold out. Man, you just gotta keep checking and buy when you find it or someone else will.

Sell them to someone who will use them for their intended bore diameter and try and find .308" 125/130 gr bullets for your use. I can't imagine you can't find someone to buy them in this day and age, prob is finding .308" replacements. Good luck.

I'm not sure I wish he passes into never never land because the one right behind him is way worse.

Whatever happened to Kirk Ethridge? I shot up my last of his 6mm 68 grain bullets this year. They were very good in my rifle.

if you ever... get a chance to buy an extractor ring for the 722 based rifle you have that is correct for the head diameter jump on it. They are very scarce and according to some were prone to breaking. I have one 722 and one 721, .257 Roberts and /06 and shoot them some but have never had a...

When I was a kid The boxes said range 1 mile. Wonder what has changed to have them now print 1 1/2 miles?

Francis stories like this are, for lack of other words, sad. Reading the post on this forum from the new president of NBRSA and his exchange with the outgoing President of IBS about what they can do to promote benchrest...well they can get rid of the scoundrels who do not follow the rules for...

With all the posts And info from sources like powder valley that components are being used to produce loaded ammo it begs the question...where is all the loaded ammo, pistol in particular? Have you gone to a Walmart and looked lately. ar a local legs yesterday primers were $85 a thou and the...

Signing the envelope has been a thing for as long as I can remember.

Bill yes I have shot two matches at Lincoln County Rifle Club for years. One is usually in Feb at 100 yds, the other in March at 200 yd. The caliber, in a good rifle with ammo it likes and wind flags, is amazingly accurate depending on the wind. In the wind it is still accurate, but its the...

as if it wont work out, drop out, be left out while packing in a hurry...common...

Eddie if you can remember where you put it!!

Al, I shot some N120 this past summer, 27 grains, just to see how it went. Was accurate but velocity was lower than I expected. I need to carefully try it again in 2021. I agree with you wholeheartedly about Randy and his capability to make lots of things work. He sent me some pics of his mule...

Regarding powder burn rate Al, you ever try N120 in the 30BR?

if they are big enough and the EAB strikes you land cut the trees before they die as the saw logs are valuable. There is some evidence that shaded ash have a better chance of surviving an infestation that those in direct sunlight.

Playing to the liberal deck shoe constituency no doubt.

Yes 10 yrs ago or so. Nice to hear they have solved their problem. At the recent IBS 200/300 championship in Orangeburg, SC there was two 40X Leups in the VFS class and one Sightron. Nightforce was the predominant scope with a sprinkling of Marchs. Perhaps we are overlooking a diamond in the ruff?

The only Leupold I have had luck with from the point of maintaining POI and moving the impact point honestly is the VXIII-and the VXIIIi. The competition scopes I have had have all gone bad, most sooner than later. My experience with March, so far, has been great. A fellow I know said he had 3...

All the more reason to worry!

Francis I think one of the reasons he had trouble getting good contributors was his acerbic personality with regard to form and content, not to mention he would not accept electronic submissions. He reminded me of the plant manager at Phillips Elmet Corp, my first job out of college in the lab...