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If the sear is following the bolt down you may have insufficient sear engagement. this could be caused by a wear factor , plus all the dirt statements above. 2-3 oz is very lite for a basics trigger.

I remember the controversy that those sporters caused.

go to task manager, find the running program and shut it down. That should solve things for you

i have a machine shop . my grinding wheels, vitrified, are now 3.5 times what they used to be. funny part is the diamond and cbn types have not changed much, maybe 5 %. Freight costs are a killer domestic and international.

I know costs have gone up . The other day I though I should see what might be around for the couple powders I use . Should have called the paramedics first. I now have CT and MRI scans at the end of the month.

PLEASE SEE BELOW https://benchrest.com/forum/forums/humor-section.61/

Well this a humor thread and all this bitching is quite entertaining. Although it is a pia to read and jump around to various ref. and I just wasted 20 minutes doing that. Jokes on me.

That's been going on for ever, the digital scan is the only new part.

90% of the drivers I see on the road each day may be able to read but have no comprehension of what they have read or the ability to apply same even if they have comprehension and that includes big rig drivers as well. My truck at an average weight of 8000 pounds is going to take a minimum of...

that has been going around in one form or another for eons, sadly it is also pretty much true.

You could get a Merit sight disk/cup ( peep hole size adj.) for the rear if those are still made. ( dating myself) I do not know what is out there that is more current and has the correct threads, been out of the loop to long. E bay might be a good source for the aperture disk. Might try...

Very true, but then you should be watching for that anyway.

To a new person the time allotment sounds short. In reality it is not, but it does take a few matches or a least practice to grow accustomed to it. The sneaky part is they feel rushed and lose points because of that. With practice one can develop a system of rhythm that eleminates that rushed...

for years I ran triggers in the 1/2 oz or a bit lighter, my issues now are just old age and loss of feeling in the extremities. Mostly due to years of working with my hands. I can still use the super light triggers but just prefer to err on the side of caution a bit. I have set triggers on...

Trigger - ultra lite. A heck of a lot of practice and I never rest my finger on it . 15 grams is just a bit over 1/2oz don't know if I could even feel that anymore. ( old age) I have several that will go that lite but generally perfer something close to an oz( about 30 grams). In rim fire...

All this to fire a 136 year old cartridge.

Blocks are cheap, sonotube pricey and of course is solid concrete which isn't cheap nowdays either. don't even have to grout the blocks any more there adhesives for that.

Ammo search = equipment race , sort of exists in any sport, take golf ( which i do not do) but there is the newest flavor of club for any particular purpose, Bowling always a new flavor of ball covering, and the list spans just about every sport, refreshments also:D

if you are all hunched up behind your rig you are inducing physcial strain. this will bite you in back side after a short duration. besides affecting your physical dexterity it will also compromise your sight. similar to looking through your scope to long which cause your eye to dry out , also...

super write up - Thanks, from one that has been down the path eons ago. . Chris