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No mods needed to the trigger You need to drill and thread a hole for the rear trigger attachment screw and widen the slot in the receiver that the trigger blade goes through. It is obvious what is needed if you have trigger in hand The front mounting screw is used as is

Been awhile but I remember it as the 5071

Finnfire parts At one time Brownells had some Have not checked in a long time.

Thanks for the referrals guys I emailed him but have not heard back Please let me know if you did not get the emai Donl

At one time Kelbly sold a trigger guard for that stock It was longer than the Rem. guard and the action screw went through the front tang of the guard

I see a banner ad for this rest at top of page. Any one using one of their rests and what is your experience with them?

I have a Hawkeye but at the price of the Lyman it would be tempting to have as a spare. Hope someone can give a field report

Great write up Tony The one thing I think IR50 needs is promotion to generate interest. Your post is a good start on that. I would like to see Mr Wills put in an appearance at next months indoor national. He could visit with the shooters and share his ideas on promoting and thereby growing...

Hard to know if they are any good since they won't answer the phone or respond to an email to acept an order.

Gordon Your post came in while I was typing. Two old fingers just don't move very quickly. I was not knowledgeable enough to ask serious questions of him. My loss. He loved to talk about things he was doing though. He definitely believed that polishing the chamber was beneficial.. His...

I won't attempt to hype the legend, but I never had one shoot poorly. Two of the local guys that Chet built their first BR rifles for as a favor to me, won a number of matches despite never shooting more than 8 or 10 matches a year. I doubt the family could be much help other than sharing the...

That is typical of the signature on the four Amicks I have owned and the three others I know where are. Chet did some experimenting with leade angles and freebore. He also talked about chamber polishing in our discussions.

Bill Schertz Glad to see you are still playing the rimfire game. You too Thumper Mr Schertz has been shooting rimfire BR since at least the mid 1990's. If I remember correctly he wrote some rimfire articles for Precision Shooting. Not a neophyte that needs lecturing on the nuances of the game.

Are you planning an IR50 match on practice day at the ARA Nationals?

Well over a year ago, another fellow had an adjustable position weight mounted on the scope base. He shot it at The indoor matches at Luray. He is well known for his 40 lb plus rifles. Might be where someone else got the idea.

THere is a fellow that makes the replacement shoe for $25 if that is the part you are referring to. I saw his post on RFC. He may list in the classifieds here too. If he doesn't then shame on him

I'd enjoy it if it was a true 3-Gun IR 50 match. Never liked UL.

Doesn't the ACA guarantee access to Contraception?

If you meant for # to be 3, I heard Bill Hinegardner had the hot hand with a 750 60X. Don't place any wagers on that info though. I was driving in a rain storm and my hearing aids were buzzing when I heard that

Thanks for the info. In some cases more info than I needed though. Maybe my Falcon guide will work. If not, I have two for the Swindleherst. Just never thought to try them before sending off for barrelling.