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Seems slow to I tried it in the BR imp. And it was slow also. My old Lederer barrel at 27” ran H4895 at 2990 with 31.1 gr. With Barts 105’s And it was shooting 3-5” ten shot groups at 1000 yds.

I sort all bullets……. Burgers, sorted and trimmed and pointed them.I won some 1000 yard matches with till that lot ran out. Then I went to Spencers and I sorted them and trimmed and pointed them, did a fair amount of winning and set records with them. Went to Barts and do well with them also and...

Butch, I don't either but but with Sinclair base i have more windage and elevation and get it centered before using your rest adjustments. Works for me..... A has been.... jim

I use a 1" aluminum base plate in place of the steel one and it dropped the weight to 22 lb. plus i have many rest tops for it works great with Butch's top also.... jim

I will miss him, we were alway talking, one jar head to an other.... RIP. brother..... Jim

It sure takes a lot longer to build a gun right than it does to chamber a barrel... a well known GS. just sent me a pic of seven barrels he did in 3 hrs. on his new cnc machine.... Jim

That is timing, to close smoothly, but to engrave one .130 seems a bit much to me..... Seems most rimfire guys don't talk about firing pin travel or spring tension at the cocked height or even timing... Jim

Yes, you can get them about anywhere ...... Jim

Tony, what I'm saying is that tight fit mean almost nothing.... I have Borden actions with .0015 clearance and Kelbly's that. are on the fat side of ,0035 and they both shoot in the zero's at 100. there are more important factors than that.... Jim

I don't have a custom action that won't do the same without a huge bolt handle on it. they will all close nice and slow with the right lube on them. Closing cam what is that ? Cocking cam means more in smoothness and speed and not upsetting the rifle in the bags, that is why 3 lug actions...

Tony, A pre 64 model 70 will do the same thing, open the bolt and tilt the muzzle down and the bolt will close and the bolt handle will fall down and it was with a complete bolt ..... no big deal and the bolt is running over a follower in the Mag. A statement made then was when a model 70 was...

Kev, Good to hear, that is the best thing I ever done, saves a ton of guess work to be able to test all the lot and be able to buy what worked best...... Jim

Sad to hear that the test site is closing down and Luke is moving on. Had a good test with a lot of different lots. I have a different out look on what will happen when the gun goes back in the stock and is shot off the bench. A proven fact that a rifle will shoot better than it does in a jig...

I also measure the poundage of the spring at the cocked height, it controls everything...... Jim

are you talking firing pin protrusion or fire pin travel? Jim

I think you will find that Hart went to Douglas to learn how to make button barrels ..... Jim

Evelio, Yea, once in awhile I get lucky this year I got a chunk of the World open..... Jim

There is a slight difference, I'm 100% disabled from the service, Can't hear and can't see very good and now have breathing problem. I have trouble sleeping other than that the rest of the problems come with age... LOL..... Jim

Evelio, Thanks for the tip and it worked .... I can't see it on the bullet but I can see it out of the barrel from touch. I did remove the lube and was a more positive stop. Thanks again for the info. Jim

Tony, I hope to bump into you at Wilson or McKeesport this summer, So it's all about a little fun now ..... Jim