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Joe/ thanks for all you do for the sport, all the help you have gladly given, the exoerience you have shared. When you speak (write) I suspect most of us will benefit....should we allow ourselves to be open to new/differing thoughts. Look forward to seing you at WWCCA on 3/21/ Chuck

I shot next to him last Sundsy; he seems to be behind several months due to the demand. He was wearing a swell red hat....36 degrees/ Chaz

Does anyone make an adjustable trigger for the old Sako A1 (.222)? When did they stop making the A1? Thanks/ Chaz

Thanks for your input/ Chaz

Does anyone make an adjustable trigger for my old Sako A1 (.222)??? Thanks, Chaz

JohnVm/ thanks. As I mentioned, I was/am using it as a learning tool. I will use the new barrel as another learning tool. I enjoy the people I am meeting and value any advice I get from them. I am at the bottom of the learning curve and having a good time. Thanks to all/ Chaz

Gents/ thanks for your input. I have tried changing my powder load by 1/10 ths, both up & down, from 28.5 up to 29.2. . Depending on the weather (heat/humidity) I start to see signs of pressure above 29.0. So I have returned to 28.7, loading at the range. I have fiddled with seating depth...

I am new to the 6 PPC as of this spring. I shoot VV133 & Barts Ultra 68's. I am told there are various "nodes" for this load. I was guided toward 28.7 gr of VV & it seems to shoot pretty well. Are there other "nodes"? I assume these represent MV's that I reach with this load. And,,,,,what is a...

Sinclair sells a stock tape that you apply to both the front of stock & heel. I think it will help, along with baby powder. Works for many at the 6PPC shoots I go to/ Chaz

I shoot a 36X on my 6 PPC & it works just fine in competition. I see a few others in the NBRSA reports as well/ Chaz

Martin/ There will always, I hope, people new to PPC who have questions. I am also one of them. Thanks to those expereinced shooters who will take a moment to help us newbees. This is why I read these threads; shooters usually are willing to share.........../Chaz

This is a GREAT thread. I have learned much here. Thanks to all who have contributed/ Newbe Chaz

I have a friend who has killed 4 caribou norh of Quebec & they all died just fine. However, if you are hunting in Alaska, your concern about bears is well justified. If you are hunting with a guide, he will have/should have an adequate rifle to back you up. I read every year that hunters have...