Recent content by STWSniper

Enter me in the Flatlines Ops Give Away Contest.

Enter me in the Swarovski/Cameraland Contest

Nice Buck! For down east anyways.

I just did a Google search on long distance shooting and found this site. A great place to find really useful info, also alot of great people on this site. I do not post much, but I have definitely learned from selective "lurking", LOL

LOL Good Post.

Welcome to the forum. It is a great place to learn about long range shooting, that's for sure. I don't post that much, but I do like to lurk though!

LOL Steelers got the breaks that Championship teams always seem to get.

I like a 150 grain Accubond in my 7mm STW. I have a Weatherby Accumark and this seems to be the best load for my rifle that I have found so far. The Winchester 160 grain Fail-Safe factory load also grouped well in my rifle. I can consistently get sub MOA with these loads, with the occasional...

The Leupold Alumina Flip-Up covers will only fit the 2004 and newer model scopes. You can send in an older Leupold scope to the Leupold Custom Shop and have them retrofit the threads on your scope.

I also had a good experience recently with the Burris warranty department. I received a Burris Fullfield II 3-9x40 scope from a dealer on the internet and opened up the sealed box only to find that the scope had a very noticeable blemish on the finish near the adjustment housing. I emailed...

I use a Dewey .22 cal Cleaning rod and a Stoney Point Bore Guide. I also got some extra bolt collars to fit my Weatherby and Sako rifles. This setup seems to be about the best that I could find.

I have bought scopes and rings off of Ebay and have had no problem getting them shipped to Canada. Maybe it depends on how the seller fills out the customs forms? I did not even have to pay duty on them, just taxes and shipping.

I bought a 4.5-14x44 Zeiss Conquest on Ebay for $554. Great price and this power range in the Zeiss lineup still has lots of adjustment range. Of course I am sure you can get one for even less since you know a dealer.

My ideal spotting scope would be a straight body with a power range of 15-45. I also am not a fan of the super big objectives, probably go with a 60 or 65mm objective. I think the Zeiss Diascope 15-45x65mm would be a good scope to look at. This scope has super optics and is short and...

I am trying to find a dealer who stocks the Coppermelt as well. I live in southern Saskatchewan and cannot seem to find anyone who carrys it. You would think that since it is made in Canada that we would be able to find it here alot easier?