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IMO, the two best subs for H4198 are N130 and LT30. Given the money you save buying an 8lb of N130 vs same amount of LT30, N130 is a no brainer. I have tried both and see no difference in my rifle barrel. My guess is that if H4198 ever becomes available again, they will want $400 or more for...

Thanks Steve.

Some may have stockpiles but they aren't going to cannabalize a good trigger for a disfunctional one. Its advertised with a Jewell because that's prolly the way it was built. I have Jewells that have never give a problem, then I have some that went back for repair. No more repairs so if those...

Wayne, thanks for the info. FYI its in a dark blue stock with what looks like an air brushed eagles head on the right side of the butt stock. I hope this shooters purchase isn't one of the ones you mentioned! --Greg

A fellow shooter just acquired a nice 6PPC rifle with a "Trophy" branded action. It looks like a HALL M clone or darn close to it. Any information on the company that made it would be appreciated. Thanks --Greg

Yes any website that wants you to pay with zelle or bitcoins, etc. or will not accept a credit card is to be avoided like the PLAGUE! Most of these sites will also let you buy 50 or 100,000$ worth of hard to get products, another give away.

Here you go shooters-world-manual.pdf (shootersworldpowder.com)

Gary My condolence to you and his family. I know you two were friends beyond description and I'm sorry for your loss. Ricky was a great fellow and a consumate benchrest shooter. I always marveled at his accomplishments with that Hart 1A action and a Weaver T36. I shot near or next to him at...

Pete, can't do that anymore. We have to hurry up so we can get home! In the end, its my opinion that the 6X scope is the one aspect of a hunter or VH rifle that limits its popularity. You should open a discussion with the current board regarding the caliber thing. It may help the class, but with...

Al, Makes one wonder about all the new uber expensive tight as a drum presses being offered these days doesn't it?

For torquing action screws in a bedded benchrest hunter rifle for instance, 35 in lbs isn't enough.

I wonder what these little "thermite grenades" are going to do to barrel steel, especially in the first few inches ahead of the chamber?

Going too light on an auto's mainspring risks imparting damage to the gun's frame or slide. Think a Colt Gold Cup, designed for mid-range target loads being shot a lot with hardball with no change in mainspring. Not a good idea. Everything is a compromise one way or the other.

There is a differnece between nitrogen purged, and nitrogen filled imo. Someone earlier mentioned a chamber with a positive purssure nitrogen feed for final assembly so as to keep dust out. If some scopes are sealed, meaning nitrogen filled and built to keep it inside, I'm not aware of which...

Well at least no snow! Good shooting all.

That is so easy to do on a Unertl or Lyman STS if you don't realize what those two screws are holding, just ahead of the eyepiece.

sell it to a tacticool shooter....stress multiple aiming points!

Sorry to hear of the loss to you and all of benchrest. I had one of his actions in the past and he was very helpful with some questions I had about it.

The screw on the ring tightens it down at your desired location. When the rifle fires it recoils back but the scope stays put. You have to pull it back against the tightened down stop ring or use a compressed spring to do that for you if the scope has one. Some do, some don't. Yes there is a...

Will do I got to meet Jim 2 years ago at Bunk's 2-day 3-yardage shoot at LCRC. Got to know him a bit more afterward. Nice man and very good shooter. My condolences to his family and close friends!!