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results Bart, is the ditch valuable for testing? Do you find valuable info by shooting in it? Let us know what is the most interesting or valuable tidbit of knowledge you hace gleaned from the ditch. Is it as good as shooting in a tunel for testing, im guessing you have shot in a tunel...

??? Isn't that evidence of a slipped core?

powder Not seeing the post on 6br...is it still there?

yup Pdictive text is not BR friendly!

blanks If you can get them dried without coming apart they will have value to someone. Check e-bay for 'walnut gun blanks' and you will begin to get an idea what some are willing to pay for a blank. The blanks that are highly figured, properly dried, and from a reputable dealer can be quite pricey.

benefits What do you think are the benefits of using this process? Barrel life, accuracy, cleaning??? Very interested...Thanks.

30 br rail PM sent.

reamer die Great stuff guys, thanks!!! Glad to know that what I have experienced is nothing new and their is an easy fix for it. I love the 22-100 short. It is super accurate but with the neck tension issue it was a little frustrating. This issue will turn a mid 1 into a mid 4 real quick...

I have been shooting a 22-100 short for about six weeks. What I have found is that they are very accurate but I am having a hard time in the making of brass. My specific issues is a reverse donut in the neck. My reamer has .025 freebore. when I seat my bullets you can feel the pressure ring...

Wilber I'll throw my hat in the ring. My plan right now is to build a sporter that is experimental in nature, mostly within the stock design. I think this is going to be a difficult venture because of the weight limit. time will tell. It sure would have been nice if the new rules would have...

I have an action that I know nothing about. The only words I can read off of the action say, "FAB NAT D'ARMES de GUERRE." There are some other words below but the stock has it obscured and I have not had any time to remove the stock to see what it says. Any information, general or specific...

sporter Art, could you report if anyone in the sporter class is using anything, "experimental." Thanks, Durward

Wow!!! Way to go Todd, that is some awesom shooting!!!! Keep it up for the nationals. I want to see a guy from New Mexico win it all!! Durward :)

goodgrouper - that is close. I remember being beat out of some second place wood one time by .ooo2 The 'what if's' were plentiful that night. I talked to a guy at Harrell's this afternoon and he gave me an easy fix. He said to use my arbor press and press a neck bushing down onto the once fired...

"Just need to send them 3 fired cases." I have always heard that you need to fire your cases two or three times to get them to full chamber dimentions before you send them to a custom die maker. How do you get your cases sized after firings one and two if this is a completely new build...

I am getting interested in the 22 ppc 100 short. For those of you in the know could you bless me with a reamer print that has proven itself. Also, could I ask a few questions... * With todays Lapua brass what is the typical neck diam of your chamber? Right now I shoot a 6ppc with a .269 nk...

I agree with Tom, this was a fantastic shoot. It was well ran... the target crew, scoring and the range master all did a fantastic job. I'd put them up against any in the business. Not one glitch the whole weekend. Weather was great, loading facilities are top notch and lunch was provided for...

Rod, I agree about the rail gun but what about blocking a bag guns front rest? I know that the superfeet are to help with this but if someone was in the habbit of pinning a gun pretty hard could blocking the front rest be beneficial? Has anyone tried it and would it be within the rules?

I have the Revised Edition No. #37 official rule book from Sept. 2008. Is this the most recent NBRSA rule book or is there a more recent edition? I'm intereste in knowing what the rules are concerning clamping a block to the bench to keep your front rest from moving. I see people clamping blocks...

Roland, I sent you a PM. Bro.D