Recent content by Roughneck1860

That's exactly the way I like to work. I don't just like going ahead for tilt and ramming into things blind. I really like to know why I'm doing something instead of just because someone said so. Thanks again Tim

Thanks.......that was the most useful info I've gotta so far after posting on several forums. Most replies ranged from....."I did mine just turning it in by hand" to "if you have to ask then you aren't qualified to do it". I'll look into getting my hands on those videos and book you mention...

A member from another forum I'm on has graciously offered to loan me a .22-250 AI reamer and head space gauge to do the work on my Savage .22-250 Rem. What I'm looking for is the info on how its done. I'm quite mechanically inclined and have done a lot of different type detailed work. I'm pretty...

I'm wondering if you guys that are shooting the .22-250AI's could give me the loads your running for velocity, bullet weight/type and barrel length? I just want to run some things through my ballistics program and see what I come up with. Thanks again for all the replies. Tim

Thanks for the replies guys. As mentioned in my original post I'd like to keep my bullet weight down to about 60grns. Are the 70grn+ bullets really needed for that long of shooting? I have a .243 that drive 75grn Vmaxs but I don't shoot it because I've had issues with the larger bullets not...

I'm currently shooting a stock Savage 16FLHSS in .22-250 Rem. Its my carry gun for Coyotes. Calling doesn't work well in my area so most of my shooting envolves walking and spotting. My gun now works well out to 450yrds or so. I'm shooting 55grn Sierra GameKing SP at 3620FPS out of it's 22"...