Recent content by Jam smith

you can grind and polish the trigger to get the feel you want just do a,little,at a time.

My DPMS LR 308 is a hoot! I installed a JP trigger and love it.

Don't have one yet but want one bad.

I just installed a swivel bipod on my 300 mag, it's a cheap Blackhawk and I hate it. Do not buy one like it, money wasted even if was cheap.

That is really impressive at 214 yards, pretty darn good shooting for any one to accomplish. I couldn't even see the target at that distance with the old rem. and it's peep sight or with any open sight for that matter. I'm thinking of buying a 455 varmet my self list price is $483 but maby it's...

That gun is built better than the newer ones. The safety is like a browning and not a Winchester, right? If so it's worth more than the newer ones but I can't remember when they made the change. I would guess action only, if it is the old style and in good condition. About $125 to $180.

Have a DPMS LR 308 with a 18" bull barall. Love it ,very accurate rifle.

Have a nice 3-9 Leopold VX-2 I would be interested in trading. I work out of country so I have a hard time showing pics, and responding so sorry if I don't get back to you in time. If interested post me back.

I have had the best luck with 4064 IMR and have tried several powders. What powder do you use. Bullet weight don't seem to matter an less It's extremely heavy or light.

Have a dams LR308 with a JP trigger I might consider trading.

How much to sell with and with out scope.

I have the exact same gun and also live in western Colorado. I bought mine at A pawn in Grand Junction. I put a JP trigger on it and it really made a difference. Mine is sensitive to what loads it will digest. Is yours?

I have a rugger mkIII 300 win mag with iron sights. It's in good shape and has had a trigger job.

Has any one tried it in 308?

I have several 22lr guns. Marlins are supper accurate but the trigger takes some getting used to. For the money there very good. I haven't shot a savage but have herd very good things about them, there reasonably priced too. The most accurate 22lr I own or have ever shot for that matter is a...