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I know absolutely nothing about rail guns. I am hoping someone with experience with these can help me. Until today I have been under the assumption that rail guns were not allowed in rimfire benchrest shooting. You know what they say about assuming. My take on rail guns were the best ones pretty...

Absolutely. Buy the best you can possibly afford. You come out ahead in the long run. Wish I would have known that from the beginning. Please follow up and let us know what happens.

I tried shooting some for record without much success when I had a problem with the trigger. . As others have said clean the trigger good. Mr Wilbur have you or others noticed that the firing pin springs do not last a long time?

Mr. Steve. It was two lots that I had tested from some I had purchased. Went back and bought all that was left. Unfortunately that was only 6 bricks and the search will start over. I was hoping by using the lot analyser that I might be able to make getting some really good ammo easier. It was...

You can plug in the lot numbers and see what comes up. I used it for every single lot of Eley Match that Zanders and Killoughs shows. I ordered 3 bricks of one of the best lots statistics wise. I went to indoor range today to try it. Although it shot fairly well in both the turbo and 2500X it...

I am betting that the better shooting stuff is more expensive because it's Tenex.

I realize that two speed tuning has been discussed before. The question I have is does that method provide a better tune than if your rifle is tuned for a particular lot number ammo. For those that have tried both what do you think?

Thanks Ms. Lisa we had two shooters at our club use some of these type rifles at our last match. I had the pleasure of meeting you and Joe at Frog Level. He showed me a new build he had with a mesquite wood stock and some turquoise inlay. Absolutely beautiful.

Just asking Ms. Lisa what does something like this or Captain America cost approximately.

Check you tube. There is a video on it.

Sounds like he is talking about a monetary contribution.

No sir Mr Stump. I did not take it as rudeness. When I first started in this sport I bought his book and read it from cover to cover several times. I thought that he had all the answers. Over several years I did notice how opinionated he is. The problem for me became when his opinion ran...

I will agree with you Mr Stump that the shooter makes a difference. Both guns had some of the best shooters in the country behind them. On another day the results are probably reversed. The problem I have is with Mr.Calfee making blanket statements as to the quality or capabilities of the 2500X...

I am not going to argue with you over who knows more! What I do know from being there and seeing it firsthand is that 2500X guns have beat some of Calfees best guns in matches I have attended. I would think that goes a way towards proving that the 2500X action deserves more credit than Calfee...

For 8 dollars a box I think you got a deal!!!

Mr. Calfees problem with the stiller 2500X seems to stem from the fact that they don't need to be blueprinted by a gunsmith. Therefore there is no money to be made for Mr. Calfee. They are ready to go as they come from the factory.

I have one of the original turbos with all the work done by Mr Gordon Eck. It is a better rifle than I am a shooter. I recently had a 2500X action built. It is a quality piece of machining. You can't go wrong with the 2500X. I personally could care less what Mr. Calfee says about them.

From what I can understand the original turbo or the turbo clones have probably won more benchrest competitions than any other. With that being said I believe any of the top actions, turbo clones, anschutz, Stiller 2500X or various other types are capable of winning. I think it has more to do...

Thanks guys. Tad E stated my opinion. The gun is a 10.5 class rifle and I am trying to get every bit out of it that I can. I have been shooting it in the unlimited class also. I just got a 2500X action built that will be the unlimited class gun but have not received it yet. Thought I would ask...

Can anyone tell me where the ideal ballance point on a stock should be?