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So….you don’t shoot, got it, thanks.

Don’t know you, but I consider Lee somewhat of a new friend…..nice post. Notice Mikey always responds with some smarmy version of why you’re wrong. The guy doesn’t even shoot, comes on every thread to preach and shill his wares. Lots of vendors around these forums, most of’em humble, rarely if...

The very first line in your quote is why I posed the question an IMHO is the very essence of much of the entire post tune adjustment debate. EVERYTHING, every single issue relating to barrel performance including staying in tune relates to the ability to select those less than common select...

“The biggest thing that is still left to figure out is why some barrels/rifles do seem to hold tune better than others, but I think that gets back to positive compensation, but I can't prove that and I don't claim to. That could come down to seemingly tiny variables such as barrel steel. I'm...

Re post tune tweaking??? IR50/50 sporters,Mikey, sporters. All the explanation anybody that actually shoots this needs.

Probably for the same reason, every time the word “ tuner” gets posted you seem compelled to post your usual bulls..t, which would be fine If you actually shot RFBR and could prove it to the class there Mikey. If this was a fight your trainer would be throwing in the towel. You keep insisting...

Yep.

What about all those PERFECT chambers?:confused::confused: Anyways, the 2500’s have been around quite a while, Stiller strikes me as an astute businessman, at a minimum, why not create a little sizzle out there ? Smart marketing if nothing else.

“As many have heard there has been a desire for such an action” Wow…I assume all these requests have been on the secret RFBR forum, nobody ever heard of. :p Make you a side bet Tony……how long after intro will former gunsmith WLM, being, you know, the objective guy he is, finds something wrong...

HB Vixen in 222 HB Forrester in 243 I had both….both pre Garcia, both superbly accurate.

A final though for you. You might take a hard look as well at Tom Merediths TMBR Low profile offering. They are considerably lower than the Pippins, at 1.5 lbs. light, and arrow straight….made for him by Kelblys. That, and unless you’re a masochist and like to make pillars and do bedding, he is...

While you didn’t ask FWIW, the two piece butt seems a solution in search of a problem. The molds these days, are so good, these stocks track arrow straight, you cut the butt you are asking for trouble and are likely going to greatly compromise structural integrity. I’d probably seriously...

As far as I know they are virtually all the same….he still makes them although he is now in his 80’s and about done, I have one on a BAT. His disciple, Bob Scarborough make them, or made them, but they are about impossible. They are quite low profile, and tend to recoil down and back without...

I seem to recall it being a Bob Scoville carbon stock.

Yes indeed Pedro. All these guys playing with ammo are wasting their time. Test everything you can, and the best you can..it either shoots or it does not……pretty simple. You can also weigh, measure, sing to, and rub up against mid level ammo and the bottom line is it will always let you down...

I mean, not to be rude but you buy ammo labeled within a few feet of supersonic and never figured it might be a bit faster in your barrel ? Stuff has been posted on forums for years, those speeds are out of THEIR test barrels. As stated, tons of slower stuff out there and you need to test...

A while back bought a gun with a Lidgard zebrawood stock. Beautiful stock, great workmanship, but completely unsuitable for 10.5 lb rifle. Sold it to have Tom Meredith bed it in aTMBR stock. The proper stock should allow a .900” barrel all day long with room to place a bit of weight in the butt...

You can find ELEY match all the way down in the 1040’s.

Always find these threads fascinating. Rarely does an OP define what a “ flier” is. I know shooters who will call a hard 9 on a great card a flier…..I tend to doubt it. If you’re running a good card and one falls way out the bottom,…..likely a bad round, but the high percentage of these claims...

Covered in post #1, this thread is about mental preperation.