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Good advice IMO

Terry, Are you sure it is an integral base ? Bat M is drilled and tapped for bases according to their website. Dick

I used rem 7- 1/2's for years, they are fine too, but I went to the Federals 10-15 years ago and prefer them. I do not find them interchangeable however.

N133 will work fine for you, if it is your first PPC I think you will be impressed. Dick

Lee I can say the exact same thing about Federals , I know the 205's are just as good but given the choice I use the 205m's. Dick

First rate, my last four barrels have been Bartlein.

Not really! Dick

http://www.legendsofamerica.com/nm-fortsumner.html

As Mark twain would say. Rumors of Bill Gebhards demise are greatly exaggerated, I talk to him regularly.

Hard to tell without actually doing measurements but I am not sure either is legal in IBS Light or Heavy Varmint class. They look like Long Range stocks to me, not enough drop in the rear for Varmint class.

Looks like a nice tool Still what pops into my mind is "Cry once , buy a Pumpkin"

Long gone when it comes to going into DC when not completely necessary. I will be fine right here in my recliner. Dick

You mean normally it is a 10 min trip, Friday will be a zoo. Used to do service work all over the DC area knew all the good ways in and out. Now I avoid it like the plague. Dick

Speed is fine here. Dick

The Pumpkin is a great neck turner IMO best I have owned. But as stated previously, procuring an expander mandrel is going to cost more than it is going to add value.

If you are in Boothbay get together with Orland Bunker, David Steen, or Randy Jarvais they can give you the straight scoop. It is not cheap, but I feel serious rimfire competition costs as much or more and you have very little command over your loads. Talk to Orland, he is a great person, great...

While it is true all clubs are supposed to submit results to the IBS website and are even bound by their match contracts to do so, their absence from the internet does not necessarily mean their shooters get no points. Philip Yott handles 1000 points and Donna Matthews handles 600 points. They...

It is not.

The "One ounce " allowance referenced in the IBS rules is for scale error. A person who builds his rifle 1/2 or 3/4 oz overweight will eventually get himself into a situation where he is weighed overweight. Despite all his moaning and complaining he brought the problem on himself and is most...