Recent content by chadjamesr

If you are going with the 6mm Dasher, feeding in all conditions should be a concern in PRS as stated earlier. My Origin action feeds my 6 Dasher if I run the bolt fast or slow. I'm guessing the TL3 would do the same. My CDG action seems to feed my 6 Dasher without a problem but have not...

I picked up a 6mm Dasher last year and have been spoiled by it. It seems to shoot everything well and the best rounds excellent. I was shooting .22lr shells off my target at 100 yards this weekend with 115DTACs. My rifle uses the Zermatt Origin action and feeds 100% with just a standard...

Really depends what you are trying to do and what ranges you are dealing with. I used to use a .260 for PDogs but have since changed to a 6 dasher. All my friends that go on our annual PDog hunt use 6.5 Creed or .308. The reason is range. When we went to CO a couple of years ago, the closest...

As most people are saying, stay with the .243 if you already have all of the loading equipment and really don't want to change. The other calibers all require starting from scratch with little advantage in performance. As far as mag length rounds, just have the throat cut for your particular...

A trust is the way to go if you want other people other then yourself to be in possession of your NFA items. Although you can use a trust online and be 100% legal, owning a NFA has significant legal responsibilities. I went with a local law firm that specializes in NFA trusts so that if I have...

Another way to look at the question would be "At what distance does brass sorting / prep" make a difference"? For instance, is it worth measuring case capacity if you are only shooting 300 yards? At what distance do you really notice annealing and neck tension? Everyone seems to have a...

Interesting theories on blem bullets here. From a manufacturing point of view, if blem bullets were just discolored, then they would just clean them and sell them for full price. You have to ask yourself how did they get discolored if they go through the same manufacturing process as all of...

I agree with this statement but differ in the solution. I figure good glass never ages poorly but electronics seem to improve on a yearly basis. For that reason I went with a LRF binocular that had good glass and over a mile range (which I will never get close to shooting). I prefer to have...

I went through a similar transition from LRF to Binoculars with LRF. I really only use it to shoot prairie dogs. Glassing for a target at 500+ yards, then trying to find them in my LRF and then trying to find them in my scope could become tedious. I'm hoping combining the binoculars and LRF...