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i guess i dont quite get where your jumping from how far to seat the bullets, and then making it into a comparison with concentricity!!?!?!? for what its worth, i have varmint guns where i jam them hard into the lands, and some that i seat way off. it depends on the rifle, and load.

threads like this should not even be needed. i would venture to quess that 99% of the members of this forum are WELL over the age of eighteen, you'd think everyone could just GROW UP!

nice looking rifle.

before the advent of screw in chokes, most poly chokes were soldered on.

this is good news, ive always worried about losing an eye to a BB gun while riding the amtrak!

seems like several people need to GROW UP!

the barrel is probably the cheapest part of shooting!

i would suggest to them to try all available types of 22shot, as some rifled barrels will do fairly well with it. smooth bore, or rifled shot from a 22lr isnt very effective even on small creatures at much more than 10yds. alternately, just recommend they use the .410 with the smallest shot they...

maybe im missing something here, but the premise of this thread is, eley shoots better with a tuner, and lapua shoots better without, but which shoots better with or without a tuner. what im trying to say is, if lapua shoots better without a tuner than eley does with a tuner, throw the tuner...

that is funny. i never thought my mod70 featherweight 270WSM was a hard kicking rifle! LOL

you can probably find something to your liking at richards micro-fit gunstocks.

i dont think many folks mess with the bolt shroud.

i will disagree with what kind of accuracy you can obtain from a mauser action, not too hard to get way better than 3/4" from one. by the same token, dont expect bugholes from one either.

ive done it once. now i ensure its closed when i finish, and double check it before filling.

i say you need yourself a good 22-250. you've got the heavier stuff covered.

if your seriously chasing the accuracy of a 10/22, where you were concerned about cutting a minimum chamber, what you really want to look at is the headspace dimensions of the bolt face.

your not going to run into a feeding problem. if you end up with too short of a chamber, you risk an out of battery discharge. the bentz, is the match semi auto chambering.

while a 98 mauser may not make a great BR rifle, they do a fine job as a hunting rifle, and can produce some surprising accuracy(despite all the percieved shortcomings).

a sleeved action= take a round reciever like a remmy 700, and glue a larger diameter tube over the outside of it. this is to give the action more rigidity, and more bedding contact. bolts are bushed, which tightens up the tolerances between the bolt and raceway.

i agree with the last couple of posts, i would not opt to put a brake on a youngsters rifle.