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loose lense ?? Calvin, if you'll send the scope to me, I will tighten the lens for you at no cost to you except for freight charges both ways -- I have the tools because I always check the lenses for tight when I lock up a scope contact me via email and we'll work it out Gene

The safest way is to fire them --- primers are cheep I have soaked primers in oil and they can, and will, still detonate !! Gene

time ??? 12 noon ??? really ?

Jackie you can also just sort your cases by rim thickness --- or trim the fat rims down by opening up the extractor groove-- sometimes Lapua dose make fat rims ---not all batches of Lapua brass have fat rims---I've had that problem before with a Farley action Gene

good job!! way to go Ed -- congratulations buddy !!!

I love ya man !!! without a doubt Wayne is the hottest dude in benchrest on the planet right now!! --- but that said I'll take ya up on your challenge --- Besides the damn tree limb won't fall!! so we might as well take up something else Gene

Lou, I am loathe to respond on the internet to anything because, like you have done with Larry, it usually ends up as a mud slinging contest and I have little stomach for that, but I feel that you've made this personal and your post deserves response. You cautioned Larry about publicizing this...

About the removal of Rodney Brown from the NBRSA; I apologize to the membership for taking so long to respond to all of this, but I was at Nationals, and then traveling home. Now that I’ve had a moment I would like to address this Rodney Issue. For the good of the sport I’ve been reluctant to...

A New Day is Dawning for the NBRSA; My name is Gene Bukys, President of the NBRSA, and I want to inform our members of significant changes that we have made to our organization. As you may have heard, we have split the functions that our previous Business Manager had. We feel that by splitting...

loading area ?? Thanks for the response Jackie and Garry hold a spot for me --I'll be there late tomorrow See ya then Gene

Loading area ?? Is there a covered loading area ??? or do I need to bring something like an easy up Thanks Gene

Not wanting to highjack the tread below about how to straighten out a chamber, I thought I'd start a new tread ; One minute of angle is 1" roughly, at 100 yards, there are 60 minutes to 1 degree --- so if the bore is pointed only 1 degree off of true center the impact would move 60" or 5 feet...

Thanks Jerry; Good luck with your precision rifle Gene Bukys

The bolt OH -- and BTW we did take a bolt apart -- and that is an experience --- before you pull the firing pin out of your bolt make sure you understand how it all goes together -- it's quite an assembly-- and easy to get wrong -- to me it's like a savage bolt --I never understand why they...

I don't know how the barrel mounts -- we did clean the rifles so I did get a chance to examine the bolts but we didn't take one apart and because of how well they shoot there would be no need to take one apart till the barrel burned out. I'm sure that you won't regret your purchase of the 308...

I recently had the opportunity to spend 3 days shooting 2 Ruger precision rifles and 2 Ruger M77 Hunters, all 4 rifles were chambered in 6.5 creedmoor. I will say that the cut your referring to is intended to be there on the precision rifle bolt. That's just how Ruger dose it -- I didn't find it...

Just a quick FYI -- The correct rule book to use for any information is #38 Revision A, dated January, 2015 If you need a copy of the latest rule book It's available from Audrey at nbrsa.manager@gmail.com it's a loose leaf design so when changes are made you just remove the obsolete page...

The rubber compound is very important. I tested different compounds for 3 years before settling out on what I use. Softer rubber is not as effective Gene Bukys

The Problem Jackie The problem here is that you are using a rule book that is 8 years old -- it has been updated several times since the copy that you are using The new rule book is version 38 and I we have several revisions to even that newest rule book What I posted is a copy-- actually a...

Jackie ; I'm not sure what rule book your using ??? What I posted is simply a cut and paste from page 32 and 33 of the current rule book that is on this web site. Nothing was left out -- the words "from that yardage" are there Gene Bukys