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Maybe this will help.....maybe not. http://weaponsofchoice.com/extras/what-is-nef/

Thanks guys. I did a bit of searching, and I think the 68w is what most recommend. And better yet, I have some.

Is Jerry still "the barrelman" or is someone else selling shilen barrels? I still see the banner but it seems to have a bad link.

Not to hi-jack the thread, but what oil do you guys use in the headstock? My jet has been sitting for years and before I fire it up, I'd like to change it. Are you running hydraulic or a way lube type oil?

I just wonder if a smith builds a rifle for someone, and leaves out one important thing, like a trigger let's say, or a firing pin assembly, it would not be a completed item. Kind of like the AR 80% receivers. Then a customer would just be paying for some machine time and not a finished product...

Different lot of powder or different primers?

What size hole is in the headstock?

Al, I've seen them in both configurations. I don't think in any barreling operation, that you'd be able to pull enough horsepower so slow it down with a good belt on the machine. I've done quite a bit of work on a 9" South Bend that only uses a 1" flat belt and even that is pretty strong...

Maybe I am wrong........so should Berger be changing the info on their site? 69 gr High BC FB Varmint 0.289 N/A N/A 1:12″ 24313 65 gr BT Target 0.281 0.144 1.092 1:13″ 24408 65 gr WEB BR Target 0.246 N/A N/A 1:14″ 24409 68 gr FB Target 0.255 N/A N/A 1:13″ 24411 I'm more of a long...

You do realize that a 14 twist will only handle up to about a 60 grain bullet right? Berger even lists a 12 twist requirement for their 69 grain high BC varmint bullet. I don't know what your intended use is though.

+1 on case length. Max is 2.170 for 6.5 Rem Mag.

Lawrence, nope. All 3 are boat tails. http://www.nosler.com/ballistic-tip-varmint-bullet/

Nosler lists their varmint Ballistic tip bullets B.C.'s as this....22cal 55gr BC .267, 22cal 60gr BC .270 and The 6mm 55gr with a BC .276 How can a shorter, fatter bullet have a higher BC then a smaller diameter longer bullet of the same weight or more? Are the ogives that much different?

Yeah Al.....inquiring minds want to know.

Is anyone else getting a 500 error message on the home page categories or is it just me?

+1 with martin. .300-.304 make sure it is running as true to the bore as you can get.

All this discussion on pin fall, protrusion, spring weight, consistency and blanking.....and no thought of the shape of the firing pin tip?

I'm not a rimfire expert but .050 engraving sounds excessive to me. I have a few questions and maybe some of the more well versed guys will chime in. Is the barrel a custom or a set back factory? Were the threads cut square in the action and was the face of the action trued? Is the barrel...

257 Roberts