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  1. Tim Oltersdorf

    barrels

    I forgot to mention groove numbers. I use 4 groove. Others use 6 groove. I don't think there is much difference in accuracy between the two. It seems to be based on personal preference.
  2. Tim Oltersdorf

    barrels

    Dear GN, From reading the equipment lists of the matches it seems that Bartlein and Krieger are most often used for 6mm barrels. Twist rates usually vary between 13-14 twist. The blanks are expensive and the wait times are long if you order from the manufacture. You might try places like Bruno's...
  3. Tim Oltersdorf

    30br question

    You can also use a product called Cerrosafe. Put a clean patch on the end of your cleaning rod and push it from the muzzle end of your barrel until it is just about to the front of your chamber. Do not push it into the chamber. This is to prevent the melted metal from running into the rest of...
  4. Tim Oltersdorf

    McMillan benchrest record question from a history buff

    I have also heard that the moving backer had broken/stopped moving. The record committee decided to award him the record anyways. I in no way want to imply that cheating was involved and I believe that Mr. McMillan did fire 5 shots into the group. It was a hell of a great group and stood for...
  5. Tim Oltersdorf

    trigger occasionally not set on bolt closing

    I only have experience with Jewell triggers for benchrest rifles so please take this into consideration when you read my advice. A couple of things may be causing the trigger not to reset. One is grease or oil on the sear surfaces of the bolt and/or the trigger. Another is a weak trigger return...
  6. Tim Oltersdorf

    Chamber reamer

    I run them at 125-250 RPM. I drill and straight bore first (I do not have a taper attachment)
  7. Tim Oltersdorf

    Chamber reamer

    Dear Rflshootr, I have used both HSS and carbide reamers. I prefer my latest reamer which is a 6PPC .268 nk. carbide one. I find that I don't have to run the reamer at 1 zillion RPM to get a good finish in the chamber. The one downside to a carbide reamer is that pesky wire circle clip used to...
  8. Tim Oltersdorf

    Define "Crazy"

    Dear JWV, It is my opinion that humans will actively seek out pleasurable substances or actions be it Fentanyl, love, religion, marijuana, ethyl alcohol etc. From a medical standpoint I think marijuana is probably less harmful then many other drugs such as alcohol and certainly less harmful...
  9. Tim Oltersdorf

    Define "Crazy"

    One of the developments in the study of mental illness that has been of the relatively recent inclusion of and study of sociopaths and psychopaths. These are groups of individuals with a common trait of a lack of empathy towards other people. We used to call them mean people or other names...
  10. Tim Oltersdorf

    Ungluing a Glue-in

    Thanks Al. Unfortunately I plan on getting my gender change surgery so I can be a women among men just like my gender change hero Speedy.o_O
  11. Tim Oltersdorf

    Stanley Buchtel

    That was a great video and captured Stan well. I am wondering did Stan pass away or merely quit shooting? I sincerely hope it was the later. He is one of my heroes in benchrest,
  12. Tim Oltersdorf

    8208 info

    Francis, Would you please elaborate on your statement that this powder is not really 8208? I am curious as to the true origin of this powder. Thank you.
  13. Tim Oltersdorf

    Cotton, cotton everywhere but not a stitch to wear.

    David, How many times must I tell you. I am not into sheep (literally) like you and Smallwood. If truth be known I really dig octopi. I mean 8 arms all with suckers, 9 separate brains; what is there not to like? Most men I know should spend some time dealing with 9 separate brains. They then...
  14. Tim Oltersdorf

    Does cleaning brass cases help accuracy?

    I subscribe to the John Horn theory of benchrest. Anything that you can standardize is one less variable you have to worry about. I clean the exterior of my necks, run a stiff nylon brush through the neck, size, trim often but not any less then one yardage and go for it. I have just started to...
  15. Tim Oltersdorf

    Cotton, cotton everywhere but not a stitch to wear.

    This weekend the last match of the year for the Gulf Coast will be shot. It is the LV HV world famous cotton bowl match in Lubbock, TX. The match is well named as Lubbock is in the largest cotton growing region of the US. One thing I can state from prior experience is that the nicest people in...
  16. Tim Oltersdorf

    we need a humor forum.....until then

    A husband on his deathbed requested to his wife that he be buried in his favorite brown suit. She visited the morgue to make sure this was the case. There she found out that her husband was wearing a blue suit and the body next to him was wearing the brown suit. She threw a fit and the mortician...
  17. Tim Oltersdorf

    Ungluing a Glue-in

    If your stock is painted you might want to carefully run a razor blade between the paint and the action. This might prevent the action from ripping bits of paint off when it comes off. I have used the iron method and it works great. It is more difficult to get the iron to stay on a round action...
  18. Tim Oltersdorf

    Joe Kubon

    Joe was a person who showed up at every match. He never would accept any physical help despite being limited in mobility. He also would never accept any advice despite not shooting well. He was a nice person and a true Texan: stubborn, persistent, friendly, taciturn and looked old as dirt but...
  19. Tim Oltersdorf

    accurateshooter.com

    Me too I know what you mean. My wife also says I have a dirty mind.
  20. Tim Oltersdorf

    30 BR question

    Thank You Once again thanks to all of you for your help. It is much appreciated.
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