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I assume that even with the momentum dependent systems, the lock-time is not long enough to have the recoil of the rifle effect accuracy, versus the faster lock-time system like Anschutz? I don't disagree that the Turbo is the king, I am just asking to stimulate conversation ;)

rather than starting another thread I wanted to see if we could keep this going. RE: Ignition Why are momentum dependent ignition systems the best for rimfire accuracy? I know that Turbo is the best followed by, Hall, 40x, Anschutz and I haven't heard a definitive answer on where Falcon...

Totally agreed John! There are a lot of really great people in this sport and when you get them away from a keyboard it is amazing the quality of conversations you can have :) Isaac

Do you think the burnishing effect of the button leaves a surface that takes less work to get "correct" and that is why BC likes button barrels? He was all about tight contour barrels from Lilja and then he went MI with the later stuff and seems to be sticking with that, for the time being...

I don't fully understand the way it was explained to me. I know that Rock Creek is doing a great job on their lapping process. Again, as I understand it, if you have someone who knows how to lap a bore, you can take a mediocre barrel and make it a winner. One thing that intrigues me about the...

Okay, now that we got that sorted. Anyone want to wade in?

I am not saying I need a gunsmith to tell me whether my rifle is up to snuff. I really enjoy the technical aspects of this sport and I am hoping that the folks over here would be more willing to answer questions about their findings than Bill Calfee.

I don't want to speak for him. I will just say that I am very comfortable knowing that my gun has a straight contour barrel with a standard Harrel's tuner on it and that it is cut-rifled ;)

Are there enough folks left on this board to get a series of technical articles going like on the other forum? I asked Jerry if he would be willing to come over here and do that but, I hadn't heard from him yet. I am really new to rimfire benchrest and eager to learn as much as I can from the...

as another option for the aftermarket, Tom Merideth has two stocks ready to go on the shelf right now for 350 a piece.

Marc, There was one on rimfire central the other day, I just looked again and it is gone. Not sure if it sold or the ad expired. You might put a WTB ad up over there and see if you get any traction. Isaac

It sold from the previous owner in Virginia to the new owner that has posted it on GB.

That rifle sold for 750 dollars shipped about two weeks ago.

Is Mike around still? I emailed him about a stock a month ago and didn't receive a response. Just curious if he is still toiling away at this whole firearm thing :)

I spoke to Steve and Barbara at Edgewood today and they are just as baffled as I am by all of this. They sent me a new bag and a call-tag for the one I already have so that I can shoot this weekend. I am just about beside myself that people are still like this in business today. Wonderful...

thank you for the reply Lynn. On my bag the fill tube on the base of the bag is sewn shut. Being a newb to edgewood bags I thought the slot where the tube fits was to be filled with sand :o so maybe my bag is defective??

so its not the easiest question then....

My edgewood standard bag arrived today, I figured out how to fill the bottom (I think) and how to fill the ears but I cannot for the life of me figure out how to fill the main body portion of the bag?????? Any help would be appreciated. The little "snoot" on the back of the bag is sewn shut...

that is GREAT news Don!!! I did not know you made them :) Do you have any pics? I would rather not have the investment and just buy a couple from you for my rifle and my buddies :D I will keep my fingers crossed to see pics You saved me some major work! ;) isaac

I am contemplating having an aluminum bottom metal made by my local machine shop. This would be an exact copy of the factory bottom metal with the only exception being the trigger guard "hole" would be concentric instead of being lower at one end near the front of the trigger guard. They will...