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I have my gun-cleaning area in our daylight garage. We did not know until after we built that there is a seasonal spring under the slab on my side of the garage. So, we get a fair amount of moisture coming through the concrete and into the air in the garage causing rust and other issues. We...

Pictures or, it didn't happen. We all know cut-rifled barrels won't shoot in a bucket.

No. Not on a heavy gun that I have heard about or, seen. Don Stith would say, look at every big-time sporter out there, they have a reverse-taper barrel. I don't know why it wouldn't work on a heavy gun, it works on sporters and sporters have stock and optics limitations on them. "Because it...

Gordon is only happy when the power is on......

I am on the wrong coast for that match gents :) Thanks for the invite though! Sounds like a great time though.

If you are a competent stock fitter, go for it. They are poorly inlet and they take forever.

I believe Friedrich has since ceased using those. They are inexpensive enough to test and see if they work for your setup though.

From my testing with my 2013, I found that 30in lbs did provide a significant restriction. I would clamp it on and tighten it to about 15 in lbs, there is a lot of clamping force there. Slug it and double check it.

Is somebody weighing rounds for the lube weight? I thought they just weighed them to sort out the lighter charged cases?

Premiere used to boost Leupold's but, I believe when they got into their pissin' match with Leupold they decided to dump everything they were doing with them. If you keep an eye on steelchickens.com you will find boosted 18-40x leupy's fairly regularly.

Call Bulzeye before you spend any money on their products. They are EXTREMELY helpful and will make sure you get the right magnification. It isn't as simple as 4x = 24x on a 6x scope, it has more to do with your eyes and the prescription of your glasses or, not. Call em

Bill, What did you have to do to get it tuned? I should have been more specific on this. BC says he rings his barrels and then he knows how much to stick on there. I bought a tuned rifle so, I don't have the "fun" of learning how to tune a rifle just yet :) Isaac

Since the other thread has started to go this way and there are several methods of tuning. Let's here it! If anyone of you mentions the phrase, "my gun would wait for me", I will drive to your house and kick you in the shins. :cool: Now, Hopewell method, does it work? Two people that I...

I was planning on starting out with 4 flags and a windicator. Rick is backed-up 60days and I have State Champs in two weeks. I can always borrow some flags but, that doesn't leave much time for learning them. Or, I can get Danny's flags now and start the process. Because we have lighter...

Has anyone tested the ball versus the prop? Rick Graham sells his with a ball as standard Danny sells his with a prop but, he will do a ball on his as well. I was thinking of changing the paint scheme on the ball and make opposing quarters of the ball the same color, you would have the ability...

I spoke with Gordon last night, he is a little grumpy and the power company has told them they should have power by next week sometime. Living on the hill kept them mostly dry. Isaac

I would like to hear from the experienced guys about the flags they use, what they look for in the flag to read the condition and flag designs that they find helpful and, do you use an uppy/downy or, a windicator? Isaac

How does a double 3-gun work? One full 3-gun in the AM and another full match in the PM??? That sounds like an overdose of shooting fun!

Having a good gun is a huge component. I think that all shooting disciplines have that mental aspect that plays a bigger role than anything in success. With that being said, if the gun doesn't inspire confidence in my abilities, I don't care how good you are you are going to have troubles...

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