AussieWriter

..you couldn't find a better powder than H-4350 for any cartridge based off the tried and true 30/06 casing. I've loaded for everything...

H4350 is AR2209 and was released in Australia before AR2213 which is also H4831. We used it in everything including the .300 Winchester...

Op probably regrets the thread now. These type of threads are usually looking for praise for their decision to rebarrel and the choice...

Justifying a whim. The follow up will be epic or the topic will likely be dropped.

Another vote for a bedding issue. As an engineer, I would have shot it stock, then swapped the trigger and shot it again, then swapped...

They dress up any yard. Wonderful beasts.

Cows 50% success Bulls 90% success. Got it.

Shooting long range for hobby or sport will often include the aspect of shooting comfort. That steers the shooter to lighter calibers...

257 Weatherby would be the way that I would go. If you decide to go for larger game you're still good.

The OP didn't mention the stock type on his Mark Ii Ruger but I did review a couple during the mid 90's. The first was a .338 which...

The market changes, evolves as does the readership. That's why writers repeat some common topics as the readership anews.

Not true. Hodgdon re-labels Australian made powders called the "Extreme" range. The label even says "Made in Australia" on the bottom...

Try contacting Toblers. They usually have Hart barrels.

The Alaskan series os cartridges is likely a more practical route. Turnbull has a few options for the 1886 action which also work...

Timeless cartridge, Extant in every way.