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Re: Can\'t get the copper fouling out Bore Tech's "Eliminator" is barrel safe and removes copper better than anything I have ever used. I used to use Sweets during barrel break-ins, The Eliminator leaves it in the dust!

Crane, I have extensive experience with carbon fiber barrels as the inventor of the Magnummlite carbon fiber barrel as marketed by Magnum Research, and holder of the 3 patents relative to the construction of this barrel system. The reason I referred you to Bob Culbertson is that I feel...

Give Bob Culbertson a call at Lone Wolf Rifle Stocks, he has vast experience with all of the carbon barrels, Magnumlite by Magnum Research, ABS and Christensen. He will give you the straight skinny. (406) 892-9653

Brian, Thanks for the info. You are indeed correct, this is a beautiful part of the USA. Give me a call when you come through again. Have you hunted with the Scenar? Thanks

My Lapua project is almost complete, curious as to other's experiences with both of these 250 grainers at extended ranges and their performance in hunting applications.

Bob Culbertson at Lone Wolf is absolutely the best in the business. I have his stocks on every rifle I own and would not hesitate to recommend his work to anyone. In November 1999 Precision Shooting magazine did an article on the Magnumlite carbon fiber barrel for which I developed the 3...

Leon, This method works for me: place the cases to be annealed in a pan of cold water about 1-1.5 inches deep. Get your propane torch out and hold it at a 45 degree angle to the case neck making sure that half the flame goes inside the case neck to hit the opposite side of the neck, and half...

A buddy of mine is looking for a Remington 700 short action take-off laminate varmint stock. Thanks

Knappy, I've been more than satisfied with the JLK 108 grain VLD loaded over 56.5 grains of H4831. This load has produced 300 yard groups of .640 inches by me and somewhat smaller by some of my shooting associates. Berger makes a 110 grain VLD in 25 caliber right now. Like all VLD's these...

52 Grain Berger\'s in a 12 twist A buddy of mine is curious as to the accuracy gained by going to the 52 gr. Berger match bullet vs. the 40-50 grain BT's he's getting good accuracy with now. Needs to know how much accuracy improvement others have found and at what speeds they start to open up...

52 Grain Berger\'s in a 12 twist UBB3-ML-59325-ML-

Re: How to remove hardened \"bedding epoxy\"? Larry......... Go to your local hardware store and look for JASCO "premium paint and epoxy remover". It is a great product that has worked well for me in the past. Also MEK will work on some epoxy material. Good Luck

Jim, In conversations with Walt earlier in December, he mentioned that particulars would be announced at the SHOT show. He mentioned that they were in the process of developing a VLD for the .338 around 300 grains. Here's some bad news, Walt's wife Eunice died earlier this week. She sounded...

In the process of building a new .338 Lapua and checking on the results others have had with this bullet as a hunter. I'm anxiously waiting for Walt Berger's new .338 VLD, but wanted to hear about other quality bullets that may go hunting. Thanks

Anyone have personal experience with the Newcon rangefinding binocular? Is is worth looking at?