Recent content by sloone

if your shooting 130 or 140's try 72.6 grs of reloader 22,thannk me later.good hunting to all.

lee.i would with your 1/10 twist try the 98 gr hammer shock hammers and the new 95 gr hammer hunter tipped.just call and speak to them if you decide to try them,they will help out with load data,good people.

lee,thanks for responding.sure its a 1/10 twist as 40 years ago i owned mt 1st of several i owned for a few years.also owned a 240,270 and 300.eventually sold all as i got into the custom built game.that 100 gr barnes is a death nell on many types of game,years ago when i started hunting we...

jm.i would bet that barrel on that rifle weighs maybe 2 1/2 lbs.not conducive to extreme accuracy.

jm.may i ask you what size groups you are getting,you must realize that a factory rifle bare weight less than 6 lbs is not going so shoot like a 8 lb or heavier rifle.as stated pull weight on the trigger if factory is minimum 4 lbs.now criterion barrels which wby uses i believe and your contour...

lee i am assuming your shooting a factory weatherby rifle?.if so what model.dependent on bullets and different weights and now only shooting copper bullets mt 7 1/2 lb riflei i have shot groups in the zeros to 1/4" for 3 shots at 100 yards.but i have a non weatherby standard freebore.it is...

one other thing with zero disrespect intended.you said it fouls badly.are you sure your cleaning methods are working,did it ever shoot better new.does it have a factory weatherby trigger and pull weight.this and many other things can cause accuracy issues,bedding tight rings and mounts.anyway...

1/8 twist will do well for the type bullets you most likely will shoot.

jon will hook you up.he knows whats up.also a bartlien 2b is 6 ounces heavier than a brux #3.#4 brux more comparable.i am assuming since its a lighter weight carry rifle balance is very important.25 bore does not need a heavier contour than necessary,yet i am assuming you are using the same...

what stock is it.

outstanding.just read this thread.glad someone stood up to this pompous ***.

i understand your premise.weight and stock fit and configuration are indeed major factors.but for me personally i would rather shoot my 375 improved all day over my 338 original stocked pre 64 win mag.also have a 358 sta along with 375.but these 2 are custom build by one of the best in the...

yes,

when it comes to grizz.8.5 footer is a 95 %.huge.be proud of that conquest.

also own one.smart choice in close.obviously a man who knows something.but no lead,just steel.