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Good advice here! The one thing I would suggest is to shoot whatever you think is best while you were waiting for the barrel maker to finish the one you think you prefer. I suppose "think" is the key word....

Here's the thing...scopes at $500 or less will either be rock solid or drift a bit. Finding one that's rock solid is not a problem but you may have to go through a couple or three. A scope that drifts doesn't drift far but is useless for Benchrest shooting. Just fine for other things but not...

All the above and more...!! Wilbur

I'll be happy to answer any questions.... Wilbur Harris oldhat30@gmail.com

There's some choices I have to allow such posts. What's the file extension and the file size?

Don't think so either...

Horrible news!

I'll mention that the most common twist is 14 and there's way too many variables to suggest a bullet or weight of said bullet. If you find a bullet that shoots well just shoot it until you replace the barrel. Might work with that new one and it might not.

I made one resolution...do my best to be able to type the same next year! Wilbur

I don't remember anything these days but seems like he said it didn't do well. Better than some thought but not really great. Maybe Jerry will clear things up when he sees this thread...hope so!

Chin up Manny! Get out of there soon....

Hold the bolt in your hand and see if a PPC case will fit in there...probably not but if Shilen worked on it all bets are off.

Must have been 50 everywhere.... Merry Christmas Y'all.....you too Bill!

Moly coated bullets If you can't buy any, coat your own. It's a little messy but fairly easy to do with not much cash outlay. In fact, if you're not lazy like I am all you need is a jar and some moly. Might take a week or so but hey...it's cheap. One thing though...be careful how much moly...

Believe what you want to believe...but for the 6PPC get a 14 twist and hope it's a good one.

Thanks Gary!!

I'm going to start with a small bevel so I can do it again if necessary.

Thanks Bill but I'm gonna try to do it myself. I know it's an "easy-peasy" job for wood workers but if you ain't never done such a thing it's a bit scary when you come to the actual "hunnert dollar" piece of wood. Waiting on a warmer day to do this but if it doesn't warm up then cold it is...

Thanks guys! Really....Thanks!!

There's a little more truth to that than I think you intended..maybe not!