Recent content by kuduman

I have 3 of the X5i,,, 5x25,,,,, there's nothing better on the block. Clarity, repeatability, an stout. can't go wrong

I have a Proof Research rifle in a 6.5 CM and it shoots 1/4 moa with factory ammo.

I would try the 169gn. Hammer Hunter

Sorry, not looking toward buying a shooting bench, looking for the pros and cons of the one and two piece rests

Asking opinions for a friend,,,,, he is in the market to buy a quality bench rest for load development and for determining drop charts. No Competition shooting. Will be shooting 22's to 340wby's. Our question has to do with design, not brand names. Does one have an advantage over the other...

I would load 169gn. Hammer Hunter with either H4831 or H1000

Ditto on the TuffPak,,,, been all over the world with it many times and never had one issue. Most people think its a golf traveling bag.. great product

204 Ruger,,,, have shot them with .223,,,,, 22-250 ,,,, 6br,,,,The 204 ruger was by far my favorite

A couple thousand for the monocular,,, gonna spend a lot on the N-Vision X

Added explanation,,,,,, looking for a recommendation on the thermal monocular, not the scope

I'm considering putting a N-Vision thermal scope on top of a AR-15 for hog hunting and would like to use a thermal monocular for spotting them. Just have no experience using them and do not want to buy something and throw it away a month later. Any guidance will be appreciated . Thanks !!

MY first choice would be to buy Nosler brass, then Norma,, but they don’t exist at the moment, and who knows when.. This will be used in a long range rifle, so quality is important. Is Weatherby brass ,(made by Norma ?) a wise choice, or just wait until my other picks become available ...

In the world of benchrest shooting, their rifles are configured with either a flat forearm or an attached flat plate and a rear horizontal bar to slide in the rear bag,,, all for stability and consistency. QUESTION: Is it an advantage to have a similiar setup for load development ? I realize...

7mm Rem. Mag or one of my favorites,, the 270 WBY

Benchrest shooters use a plate fastened to the forearm of the rifle and sometimes a horizontal rod fastened to the rear which rest in the rear bag.. With this system, there is very little ,if any canting and the steadiness is far improved.. With that said,, When developing a load, would you not...