Recent content by 3sixbits

S&W 340PD, 357 mag. WINCHESTER Silver Tips. Make life simple. No failure to feed, No worry about magazine springs going bad from loaded and left to long. No hammer to catch on anything. No safety to worry about. So light, loaded you forget you got it on. Last but not least, the wife likes...

Re: I have a zero freebore on mine...... Why bother building freebore into the chamber when you will be getting it soon anyway? The throat will start going fast as it is, this is the problem with all badly overbore capacity cases. As the throat wears so you move out with the seating depth. This...

I have had the Kowa 82mm from the first year of production. I can only tell you how it stacks up against the vary high dollar scopes. The Kowa glass beats the 2,000 dollar scopes hands down. This is the opinion of shooters that have compared my glass to there's. I do not know about the Nikon...

I do think it would be a lot easier to control the muzzle flip if a stock was made with the pistol grip ahead of the action or at least even with the receiver ring. A back sweep pistol grip, more along the angle of the AR's, would also be a help. Of course the trigger would be a nightmare, but...

I don't think that you can make what you want to happen, happen. Way to much energy to tame. How can anyone hope to achieve straight line recoil, with any stock design where the hand is the only stop? Think for a moment of the AR's and how that design makes for straight recoil.

I like the way the Mcmillan stock balances the 14" barrel on my old XP 100 action, but mine is used only from available rests or offhand. Also, I only use it as a .223 Rem. Recoil is not an issue. It does kill moose however.

Look more closely in Brownell's. You will find what you need.

I would look for the cause rather than shipping them back. I suspect you have a burr on the bushing or a nick, a little crocus cloth if inspection proves this to be the case will work wonders. You might want to dry lube the inside of the die and bushing with dry moly. Talk to REDDING first and...

I think a shooter needs two benches, that bench sold by Royal Stucky @ shooting benches.com for working up loads, accuracy testing etc. And a bench for hunting. The neatest setup I've ever seen was and old gas fired golf cart with a swivel bench mounted on it. The guy even had a sun shade...

Did you know there are people in this world that have taken ruptured case extractors and inletted them into butt-stocks, so that they did not worry about having this happen to them on a hunt. Hard to believe huh, that anyone could ever think it could happen to them on a hunt.

Hey guys, dis ain't rocket science! Just go with the honey drip. It works every time it's tried! The key to the whole drill is keepem coming back. This is known as habitualism. Also guys, checkout Cabela's for digital gear they've got a load in all price ranges. The pics are more fun than the...

[ QUOTE ] Well they there is a first time for everything. I've seperated a 8mm/30 case from its head breaking in a barrel this morning. It was older brass loaded with H870 91gr and 180 speer spitzer. I had fired 5/1 then 3, 3 and was started on first of the next 5 rounds when it happened. I had...

[ QUOTE ] Yes I know how to measure for the bushings but I dont have any brass yet , [/ QUOTE ] The problem with giving an answer to your question is there is to many variables. If I am to assume you are going to use the ctg. in a factory chambered rifle, you are not neck turning...

[ QUOTE ] Can somebody give me an idea of bushing size(redding dies) for a 300 rum, please indicate weather you are using rem or fed brass. thanks rob [/ QUOTE ] Take a loaded round, measure the neck outside dia. with a mic...

[ QUOTE ] I've never seen a Harrells but his powder measures are the best. I would think that something like the Harrells being kinda semi custom would probably be more accuratly made that an cast mass produced unit I have a Forster Bonanza that I woulden't give up for anything and swapping...