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Why would you want to use it verses the proven cleaners?? Why do you think it is better??

The answer to the high cost of match ammo? not for me thanks! http://22lrreloader.com/

Yes ...BUT if you get caught, you will still spend a week in jail and $50,000 for a lawyer before you can benefit from the new ruling. It will take years (IF EVER) before the cops understand the ruling.

say what ????

"Bell and his wife spent their later years sailing his racing yacht Trenchmere competitively.[18] He also hunted red stags in the Scottish hills and became a proponent of the .220 Swift calibre, writing of its superior effect on deer due to its high velocity bullet.[19]" Bell died 30 June 1954.

The lawyers would love it. With all the accidental injuries - property damage, the resulting lawsuits would be an absolute gold mine. If you decide not to fire the shot what do you do with the gun?? walk around with your finger holding the trigger back for the rest of your life?

great classic look I love the stock and the extended upper tang. Who was the 'smith?

If you have the time and patience to tinker with it - I made one from a Remington 700 FP spring.

The snap occurs when rotating the bolt closed "hands off" the striker/firing pin load onto the trigger mechanism.

On this trigger timing issue - is there any danger of damage to the trigger mechanism by dropping the cocking piece onto the sear or is it just a matter of eliminating the annoying SNAP when closing the bolt? I would like to know before I start messing with my Coopers!

The OP was condemning American actions as being a problem to mount scopes on due to the shorter barrel tenon : "I for one like the Longer Tenon as it is simpler to mount a rifle scope onto." Can somebody help me understand how barrel threads affect scope mounting?? How do us Americans deal...

tenon length ????

It's easy to say "move away" a lot harder to actually do! and when obo gets done with his executive orders - good luck getting your guns into Mexico or Canada!

I have two Ivy rods and they are a joy to use. I hope the business survives.

thanks guys, very interesting

Do you RF BR folks find that in cooler temps it takes a certain number of shots for your rifle to "wake up" and start shooting it's usual groups?

Anything more than one groove can shoot well.

So how does this work with the American powders that have no numbers? Bullseye? Unique? Benchmark? Varget? Trail boss? Red Dot? Tight Wad? Clays? TAC? and a hundred others!

Blow length ? ? ?

I think the twist rate is going to be the issue here, they're pretty long bullets - with the steel perpetrator in the nose they are made for short range combat not match shooting what range are those groups shot at?