Recent content by Richard

The twist method with a magic marker. Done it that way for years. And your right, no run out of the bullet to get a true reading. I made a collet that clamps around the case head so I can check it with the bbl on the rifle. Richard

3350-3370 fps is a good node to be in. With N-133 it will be around 28.6-28.8 That's with 2019 powder with a 23" bbl Richard

Congrats to Ray Porter!! and also Jim Shipley. We know Ray can shoot well. Keep your eye out for Jim Shipley though. I have seen Jim really step up his game the last several years and he is getting tougher every match. I think he will be the one to watch out for in the Mid-Con three gun. I...

Update Sam Langhofer will be bringing the cleaner. Sam decided to go it's much easier to get him the cleaner. Richard

Darrel Loker will be bringing the solvent so keep an eye out for him if you want any. Still having to deal with supply chain issues but am sending what I can get made. Thanks, Richard

Asking for a friend.. I guess the good old days of buying norma in bulk are over?? Not that long ago I was buying 3000 pieces at a time. I still have enough to get by for several years, but sure don't want to part with any seeing that I can't find it anywhere. Everything is hard to find it...

Dewey rods work well. Have used them for years. I also like the pro-shot polished stainless rods even better, just because that handle isn't so big. Richard

You can set flags in the bright daylight to 600 yds no problem. We also use them to shoot steel after dark out to 1.5 miles. The laser dot is 3 ft at 2000 yds. Made in USA laser diodes, no Chi-com junk used. Will be bringing some to Kansas City Oct 1st If interested rwbrensing at hotmail.com

A pic with the tuner/brake combo on a 300 PRC

This is what has worked best for me. I thread behind the brake for a loker tuner, and thread the front for the brake. Tunes great on my long range stuff. Richard

I agree with Jackie, 4-5 oz will tune a Lv-HV just fine. Depending on your tune, .005 movement can be alot of difference. I have seen .001 tighten up the group. For a UL I settled on a 8oz weight. Just two disc like a Beggs tuner. Richard

Not saying 5/8x24 won't work but 3/4x24 is better. Use a deltronic pin and you will see the difference on a 30 cal Richard

I have chambered up quite a few bbls that are the new steel from Bartlein. They machine just fine. Like Dave said, not much different at all. Richard

Depends on how much pressure your using Gre-tan setup works well for a low pressure system, 10 lbs or so. Doesn't work with high pressure. Richard

Thanks Dave