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I am NOT a competitor but I do like to shoot small groups--I have purchased from Lester when he was still in Pa- and he has always been fair his pricing IMO Jim

I don't replay very often BUTTTT I feel like this is a subject that I have said for 30+ years . The "Rambo" guns will B the 1ST guns they come after and then it will B like a Cancer and spread throughout the Firearms industry. Jim

Al Help me out here as I am not all that Familiar with Stock/Super Stock as far as the way it is now run Correct me if I am wrong do U STILL have to win the class to race in the elimination OR do U get to run by who qualifies LOWEST under their index> WAYYYYYYYYYYY bac when I ran C/SA we ran...

I have known Tony B since he fired his 1st benchrest rifle and been to his range several times -as mentioned there is/was NEVER anyone more dedicated than Tony . Most people don't know B 4 his Shooting he was one of the TOP Soft Ball FAST pitch players in his area. Tony's range is built...

Not sure now with all the Putter's in the late 70's thru early 90's I worked for a large wholesaler and on occasion we would get a call from a ATF concerning a weapon that we had received from them and they wanting to know to whom it was sold. If it was sold to a stocking dealer then they too...

Al Corda WOW he must B 103 Jim

I have noticed this over my years that a LOT of us Shooters were/Are Motor Heads as well. I have owned a Bunch of Muscle Cars from "The ERA" butt what we had then are not anywhere close to the Autos that are come from the Big 3 2day--can U imagine a 800 + HP Plymouth,Ford or Cheby in the 60's...

@ my age it is good 2 B seen Yea a "Original" Woodstock survivor

How DARE U Fart B4 my Wife Sorry didn't know it was her Turn

Not to sure about F-Class BUT one of the Best 40X Gunsmiths is Gene Dave and he in Ohio Good Luck Jim

It is my understanding that Hornady wanted the "Magic" 4000 fps so they chose the 32 Gr bullet with a 12" twist as it was the best for speed and accuracy--what other twist if any did they test I do not know Jim

Of the three listed Cooper would be my choice ONLY if you can get it with a Faster twist that the Industry standard 12". From experience the 12" may or may not stabilize the 40 gr Hornady--I currently own a Remington XR-100 that will NOT stabilize them previously I had another XR-100 (Stolen)...

Still refer to his "Pet Load's" from time to time..We R Diminished

Yea Wilbur I don't know what upsets me the most the fact that there was a REAL good chance of getting my guns bac if the police would have acted ASAP or the fact that after more than a year the Court has not given me any answers as to when I can expect my $$ Jim

Had my Apartment where I work put of town broken into August 2015 2 rifles,computer,printer and Camera were taken. Neighbor had their vehicle on tape. It has been over a year and both parties agreed to pay restitution BUT the court put no specifics on the time allowed for reimbursement . Good...

http://forum.accurateshooter.com/threads/stolle-culver-6br.3894287/ Jim

Not sure of how they do it Now BUT when the XP's were in production the 700's were chambered and THEN bolt' were checked for correct headspace until one was found that was correct Hence that is why the serial # on the bolt is "scribbled on" Jim

Talking with Mark when Chet was still with us he stated that PTG had ground at least two other reamers to his specs BUT neither one of those had the "Magic" of his original reamer. And as previously mentioned Chet was a Master at reading conditions and practiced in every possible scenario Jim

Tony B shot one when the craze 1st started and shot well with it--BUT he could shoot a Piece Of Pipe and do well Jim

The Fastest "Pure Stock" cars were the MoPars -6Pac and Hemi B Bodies-the 442's and the Buick GS all of them were capable of mid to Low 13's occasionally you would see a 454 LS 5 that would run low 13's the LS 6 were usually run in Stock and Super Stock (Ray Allen DOMINATED S/S in his...