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I don't know what you have there but a 1.5° is the same as 1°-30 minutes and it's by far the most commonly used throat angle out there in the br world. I doubt that's got anything to do with whatever...

I don't have an answer and I'd only be guessing, based on your location that you are referring to the NBRSA Score Nats. Either way, it might help you get an answer from others if you specify which...

Ahhh. Thanks for that clarification Al.

I'm sure inletting for many different actions is a real PITA but if I made stocks, I have to think that would be part of that. Just my 2 cents. Not badmouthing anybody and they can still build a fine...

Yes sir! I do the same or close to it, depending on the cartridge. I like .003 at both places on my Grendel based stuff but most of these issues come from the web area rather than up top.. Splitting...

Without a mill, with a pretty good amount of travel at that, I'd square things up with jigs and use a router. A friend builds some nice stuff this way but of course starting from scratch makes...

I don't know the answer Al but as you know, peak pressure occurs some distance down the bbl. Those small pencil bbls on light hunting rifles in huge and very overbore cartridges make me both wonder...

After reading this again, I'm not sure which cone is the deep one. If the fire form bbl you mention in the other thread is deeper than the new one, then yes, it might be the cause. I kinda doubt it...

Good shooting Mike and thank you! I doubt that .001" longer chamber is your problem. You should be able to bump that away. I'd lean toward the chamber being a bit tighter. FWIW, some steel will cut...

Is the brass new, only fire formed? If so, then yes, I think you're on the right track to finding the cause. A tighter chamber can cause click. Classic bolt click is typically comes from the base end...

Nope, not in my experience. I do like them a little tighter but for safety reasons only. If anything, less case support while still sizing all of the base(as possible) would REDUCE the possibility of...

Thank you. I found them on her page. Here's a link.
https://www.facebook.com/PrecisionShooting

Where on Facebook? I've looked and searched but haven't found it. TIA--Mike

I pillar bed just about everything. The compression strenth is different for pillars than for other un-named materials. So, its difficult to give a definitive answer to your question. With pillars, I...

Nice looking rifle. I'm sure Jeff builds a great gun, too.

Look up the origins of cigarette smoking bans. Not looking for opinions on smoking at all, but strictly how bans and how society views smokers and smoking, in general. It's the text book for how guns...

I asked him once if he ever gets scored wrong shooting a 22 instead of a 6.
He said, "hell, I count on it. "

Very sorry to hear this. Prayers for his family.

Like many things, you'll get different opinions on this but I've made a few and have shot tons of different 30 cal bullets. There are lots of good ones but if I were gonna tool back up for them, I'd...

Hi Keith! RF doesn't put as much amplitude or muzzle deflection into the barrel to be as distinct at 50 yards. It'll show up more further but obviously, the groups open drastically and it's harder to...

I said I would, didn't I? A simple yes, is all that's needed.

You can over think anything but a simple way that will work is to simply lightly dent mouth of the three cases enough to hold a bullet, three times.

Why must you continue to discredit what you haven't even heard yet, Timmy? I too have received messages stating that my system works. So, there are those that have tried it...and there is you. And...

I hope we all have "later". This isn't a 5 minute explanation. I'll try to be as detailed as I can be but I can't stop working for most of a day to type.

No, I don't dump a shot off target...

Sure. Those are 3 shot groups moving the tuner only 1 mark at a time. Fwiw, each mark is .001" of tuner travel.
I'll explain more later.