Recent content by Novalondon

Have to ask, been watching these types of questions and the rants and raves on different types of brass for a while now. Has anyone here been on a military shooting team, as in Marine Corps Quantico team or the Army's highly regarded match shooters ? Having spent a few years near one of the...

Come on over to the White Mountains of Arizona . Lots of elbow room left, still have very high 2A thoughts. Overall we have laws in place at the state level that will keep anti 2A and other non western lovers from changing us at the local levels of govt.

You missed the OPs posting about the rifle being in a secured Pelican case IN THE BACK OF HIS SUV. He drove from point A a to point B with the rifle in his POV.

Timney Calvin Elite in place of the recalled Remington trigger made me a believer. Having used Jewel Triggers in the past, (now hard to get most days) the Calvin Elite series has become my go to for all of my long guns both hunt and paper punch rifles.

Harbor Freight has a blk case copied from the Pelican 1750. On sale it is $99.00 For what your looking for it is not going to be beat and it comes with the pluck foam.

Here is my feelings as well. When they mix the turrets and the reticle is when it aggravates me. Been behind and taught on the MOA scopes since the early 70s...

"RR" S/N 700 (the problem model) 5R Milsepec .300 WinMag Can you explain this ? Just an old dummy here who has a 5r stainless 26inch version

If your ever planning on a suppressor in the future for your hunt rifle(s) I would not worry about using a tapered to fit the barrel style brake. I have a 26 inch 5R barreled 300 win mag stainless 700 Remington. It came unthreaded and I was like you and wanted a brake to help in the shoulder...

Been watching several auctions for once fired 300 win mag brass and I have seen Barnes and Black Hills brass being sold. Does anyone know who is making the brass for either of these and whether the brass is worth the purchase for using in reloads ?

Been on the sidelines watching and reading for a while, so I suppose it is time to introduce myself and say hello. As an old Marine, 1970 thru 1978 and a 25 yr. retired LEO I now have some time to go back to one of my favorite sports, Long range hunting and shooting.