tim
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Kev, Always great to get your input and happy new year. I believe you are correct. I do not think the experiment lasted too long or was...

The fart in church has struck......again.

Bob, tongue in cheek since you should know the question you asked is impossible to get any credible answer. Guns history, proper cleaning, you have...

.4125” on average

Butchy, pay attention. Happy New Year

One of the absolute better ways to destroy the potential of a RF match chamber. To the OP, one of the many reasons the art of a 22 chamber...

It is, although have a ratchet as well.....strictly speaking not MI. Sorry, only shoot 50. 10X X3L in a Meredith TMBR.

Pedro, those blocks would be the traditional ones that I would assume as well but the one shown, once you wrap your head around it is very...

OK. It’s hard to tell. May I assume it is inleted/glued from the bottom? I can see here where that assist in preventing wood movement in the stock...

Is that actually a bedding block ? I would almost call them kind of hybrid pillars, large but separate. Asfar as this thread is concerned, is a...

Well, there you go, I learned something today.....hadn’t realized they would be bedded over , can see how that could be stock specific. The one I...

Scott, you have me curious. I know Penrod’s work is as good as it gets....what was the thinking on the bedding block? How did iT perform for you?...

Unless the stock has really been hogged out you would be probably far ahead to have it bedded and pillared. Tom has done several RF’s for me and a...

So....since you’re on a benchrest forum and few, if any BR builds use them, the question is what for ?

That’s , I assume, why it was locked with that screw. When you unlocked it, that was supposed to be a one time procedure, to release the scale...

Too big, too heavy, etc. Also, have been told but am not absolutely sure, you do not want to have these things on their sides.....it might...

Yeah, I looked at variations of that but a nice wooden clamshell type deal would be nice, right? Some enterprising woodshop type guy can make a few...

Yes, I did see that. I guess, maybe coming is not the same as currently in use. I guess the practical answer is that the old micro groove thinking...

Never used them but have had great hunting terminal ballistics with the Nosler ballistic tips and, in particular several variations on VMAX,...

Don’t think anybody answered because of your term “ microgroove” barrel. There are no microgroove BR barrels I ever heard of. Perhaps you are...

A proper die that seems to do a better job, indicates off the front drive band and then end of case. Sometimes you need to rotate case 90deg....

I suspect you might not get much feedback since the vast majority of BR shooters here or RA shoot @50 yds/mtrs and use a small dot or fine Xhair....

Nobody without provision for Hazmat. Given the shortages you may find advertising for local pickup, even using an intermediary if you wish to...

Not to step on Tony’s toes....I’m sure he will answer. IMO if you shoot quality ammo, you are not going to develop any barrel leading to speak of ,a...

This is the guy that also has one about making an impeller pretty much like a screw with a major pitch change by swapping gears and using 3-4 special...

Well, I see the merit of the system in regard to repeatability, I do. It is quite similar, in approach to many CF group guys that do not simply put...

There’s an awful lot of variables there. Turbo clones, 10x, 2500X. A lot depends on who built it, round count, possibly who owned it ( likely to...

Well, might I ask, what the sporter technique is ? Always like to hear about sporter stuff. Also, if you’d care to, even your cleaning regimen.

BR legend Harry Deneen used to have a fairly unusual technique by starting to lightly tap his trigger until it fired, said he really did not want to...

Actually, I love watching archery world champs and olympics, again, if it works for you......great.