Recent content by JamieD

If you don't think the problem exists then you haven't chambered enough or really bothered or cared to know. Or bothered to use spyders to see just how far off throats can be. This is a big problem and in major manufacturing a constant thorn. Making both parts separate allows each to be made...

Thanks for all the comments and inquiries. We received a couple emails too. The system is expensive for sure and took years and a couple changes to perfect. I think we are on our 3rd generation ACE now. The short version of a long story is it duplicates what I was always trying to do with...

The rifles start at $3495 and go up to $4895 with a Fully Adjustable Carbon McMillan stock, Bat Action and Carbon Proof Barrel. www.wolfprecision.net Thank you, JamieD

I got your email below Michael, Thank you for taking the time to ask. Question about the ace system-- do you sell all length barrels? Including pistol length-- 2nd, would it be safe to shoot the ace system without a barrel attached to it? Thanks for your info, I'm thinking of building a rem700...

Agree with the above. The .243 and .260 for long range chucks are great choices. I own both. My dads .243 has the longest shot in our Video "All Hogs Go to Heaven II" at 1180 yards. My furtherest was 1040 and 1140 with a .260. Both using A-max's from Hornady. Good luck and hope it helps...

I've had allot of luck with Varget and the 52 Hornady A-max. Very explosive and works well for local groundhog matches as well. JamieD Wolf Precision All Hogs Go to Heaven

I always zero my rifles at 100 yards. Than use my Target knobs or Mil dots from there. Keeps it simple. Hope it helps, JamieD Wolf Precision All Hogs Go to Heaven