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Give Chad at Long Rifles Inc a call. He use to work for Nesika. https://www.longriflesinc.com/pages/contact-us

I've wondered about this. Would you wait until the ultra-close flag showed calm?

How much variation are you seeing?

Nice!!

Thank You for sharing your experiences. This could come in handy.

I'm right behind you in age and interested in the same question. This year i switched to N-133 for my 223 using a 50 gr Vmax. I would like to try a 52 gr Matchking this coming year.

The main deal with attaching a bolt handle on a bolt is getting the timing right. You will want to make sure whoever you go with understands this. Chad at LRI has done a lot of this sort of work.

Long Rifle Inc does this type of job. He's next door to you in SD. https://www.longriflesinc.com/products/time-and-tig-service-for-m700

Cliff and his team at Northern Colorado Benchrest Shooters put on an awesome Firewalker match. The target crew was incredible as they gathered, and scored ALL the targets throughout the two full days. In the end it was Lowell Frei who had the 2-gun Grand Agg with a 0.2525". Lowell was...

While this is a great benchrest forum you would do better in offering for sale on Accurate Shooter forum. There is A LOT more traffic over there. Either forum could help you put valuation on the items.

What do you have there Al?

Congratulations Sir Speedy!

I've been using 0.0015" total, but I'm new at this.

Thanks for your thoughts and complement @Al Nyhus. I bought it off a local guy who put BR on hold. He has other rifles and equipment if/when the desire comes back. In this picture is the weight that is in the back end. Its 5 oz. Do you know who makes weights like this that I could add to...

In this picture it is the blue arrow on the masking tape. (I had to trim the picture to a minimum so that I could attach it)

....... and do all that during a match?

I will be interested in this too. Accuracy international glues their actions to their chassis. They use bolts as well.

I'll try tweaking the load and seating depth some more to see if things come together.

On a previous outing I had the Labradar set up recording velocities and shot this nice group in between 'blob' groups. The velocity on the five shots that made a bug hole span quite a range. This is why I think it is something I am doing different.

I'm using 29.0 grains of N133 and a 65 grain boat tail bullet.