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That's a little bit beyond funny.

ATTABOY Jeff!!!

I'll try Francis: 15. Firing Period 15.1 A maximum of 15 minutes shall be allowed to complete each 20- shot target for any class. 11. ABRA (Outlaw Heavy Barrel Bolt Gun) Class 11.1 Any .22 LR Bolt Rifle 11.2 Barrel will be from .850 and up 11.3 No Scope restrictions 11.4 Tuners are allowed...

Very likely, 52 grain bullets will be the best and if you can find a custom bullet maker that makes 22 bullets get some of those.

Yes, it's different software altogether and requires a separate registration.

Actually, I agree with you on the break in process. Soooo...we'll have to fight about something else.

I'm sure you're overthinking this simple process.

Pretty good target there Mike!!! Sighters were spot on as well.... Congratulations!

These methods of cleaning y'all mention are pretty good but if the barrel coppers, it's gonna do it first shot after cleaning. OK if you're cleaning a hunting barrel but if you're cleaning a competition barrel and find copper...you need to begin saving for a new barrel. Never mind about those...

Doesn't matter in the slightest, in terms of accuracy, whether the stock is straight or sloped.

An old song comes to mind here... "The old grey mare, she ain't what she used to be..." I'll keep trying but when it gets to the point where I need to quit posting just say so. I trust that Y'all will do that. "Kid gloves" ain't the best way to go in my case. I may not completely quit but...

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The whole deal is about how the patch and jag fit the barrel. Find a jag and patch that gives you the feel that you prefer an go with it. Preferably, buy several jags and a whole bunch of patches when you find the right fit and you're all set for a while. The reason alinwa is using two...

You may be explaining those lost shots wrongly. I'll ask this question and you can answer to yourself. When you lose a shot, do you automatically think you did it wrong?

Same here...lugs and cam.

The brass probably didn't "weaken" (don't know this for sure) but rather something else is in play. I pulled some bullets once that were a little more than difficult and they had extreme corrosion where they contacted the case neck.

Older loads and may have been many miles in the glove box or something similar.

That's some pretty good shootin there Hugh!!! Thanks Steve...!

I don't think anything is wrong with the rifle...just some poor choices of reloads. I'd start anew with brand new factory loads and see what happens. Of course, the very best thing to do is take the rifle to a competent gunsmith to determine if the chamber is "right"....and the barrel has the...

Good luck Rick!!!