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i do not know if what you say is true, but in the case of 6ppc competition, a thicker cup is a good thing

if it still shot well, yes. simple enough to change to 308 win and shoot heavies in along bbl. i shoot 175 bergers from a 30" krieger in a savage. lots of others cartridges that would work well in open with that bolt face. 6.5x47

so today i took the two best loads to the range and shot 5 of each at 100, we have success! now to load 75 for the nationals next weekend!

for a while i have been trying to get this to shoot like a br rifle with no luck. i did the brake install..so i took it off..and now in the last couple days of shooting i have shot three 1's(3 shot load development). finally have a rifle i will feel comfortable with at the nattionals!

i am not sure he actually shoots BENCH REST

you are mixing apples and oranges. how well the rifle shoots , a tuner can fine tune for given conditions( not wind) how well the shooter shoots..conditions

have you ever seen a ppc case ??do you actually shoot benchrest ?? we typically shoot 5 shot groups with sighters... heat is not an issue, cleaning is a personal choice

there are guys out there that know how to shoot and know when they get a hummer, set it aside and save it for big matches....me i aint good enough to know one in short range. in long range i just replaced the bbl i won heavy score nationals with in 2021, and was having no luck with it. found one...

al will be a good source. your offended, but i have been there, and it is amazing the difference between "reloading" and "loading for bench rest competition"

and to be clear, how many national championships have you won...????

without being rude, i am guessing you do not have a clue what we go thru

another ai post by b

the weather was amazing..so good it was confusing. siters going everywhere, but ok groups. lg small group was a 1.22 with a 50-1x hi score both by scott young,, hvy gun was a 2.898 ( i was 2nd with a 3.0) hi score was a 95-1x( again i was second with a 94-1x). i managed 3rd in hg group and third...

yes but it aint like that. for the most part it is all built correctly the first time...no production rifles 'tuned up". on the other side see if your local club does club br. then you could do as you say, but it will all be lost money.i have built ar's for br both 308 and 223..the 308 shot...

MUCH TOO COMPLICATED AND EXSPENSIVE. do it yourself or have a gunsmith add a threaded insert to match a front sling stud. a harris bipod clamps to the sling stud. remove the stud and bipod when not in use

I NOW SHOOT long range and short range br, i STARTED IN CLUB LEVEL LOCAL BENCHREST. WE HAD SEVEN CLASSES. 22 RF, 17 RF, HUNTER, TARGET, VARMIT, and finally unlimited..mostly real br rifles .i could shoot every month 4-6 classes for 2 bucks per class plus ammo. i did this for years before moving...

be there or not there will be a match, 3 lite/3 heavy

summer..heat and winds, low attendance lite gun group agg Pat Billotte Bill Warner Ross Herrick lite gun score Ross Herrick Jon Tate Bill Warner hv gun group agg Pat Billotte Ross Herrick Jon Tate hv gun score ROSS HENDRICK DAVE OSBORN PAT BILLOTTE ( honorable mention i came...

no one with any common sense. every now and then one comes out of the wood work and does well...just not day in and day out. another post that appears to be AI not experienced br shooter

WHEN LOOKING AT ACTION torque one must consider STOCK material, bedding, and pillar material. some of mine are easily 65 in frt and 55 on those behind either 1 or 2 more. solid non collapsing pillars will handle a lot of torque, laminated wood will take more than plain wood.