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Thanks Richard....

Thanks Y'all!! I'm going to break the sharp edges with sandpaper and that may be all right. If not, I'm off to Lowe's to buy a cheap router and that 45 degree bit. I would do just what Bill suggested if I could find a nearby wood shop...but I don't think that exists around here. I'll look...

Can't find forsyt-82...paste the link if you don't mind.

I bought a cutting board on the cheap for reasons other than a cutting board. Those reasons are now gone and I want to finish it as a cutting board. It's a square cornered end grain board so I'll need to shape the corners with a 45 degree bevel, oil it and attach the feet. My question is what...

You're likely just shooting the wrong condition. Try an entirely different condition and see what happens. Also likely is that your rifle simply won't shoot well at 200 yards. Given that you are having a big problem at that distance this would be my first guess.

Rather than look around, I'll just ask. Why did you want Norma cases rather than Lapua?

What does "multi-turn" mean? What exactly are we talkin' about here?

Good Grief! Has it been 18 years since you made those first bullets?

To say that Benchrest is diminished would be a gross understatement. Terry was the best of the best. A good shot, a good stock maker, and an all around great individual.

Could be that folks had rather say their barrel went south rather than say they went south. I'm probably one of those folks!

Praying that he comes out on the good side of the surgery... Wilbur

Thanks Jackie! Interesting read....

Alinwa made it short and easy to understand. I'll mention again that folks are shooting extremely small aggs with a 3 inch flat stock...insinuating that the forend doesn't have much to do with anything except maybe weight.

Kyle pretty much nailed it! If you don't have a ball mic...get one.

Thanks Nez ..and yes...Mom was there too...

How much are you possibly gonna spend on such a rifle?

How many shots does this "strange case" last before it settles?

Folks are shooting sub .2 inch aggregates with a 3 inch flat forend. Just sayin'.

Good on all Y'all!

Very sad to hear this....