Recent content by starchild69

Yeah the Hart guys will do the work, Ea brown is another possibility, just the T/C I saw in Texas was a Hart job, and the guy was really happy with it

Long Range T/c Hi Bob, I Am Currently Looking Into A T/c Also, Actually Have Been For A Few Years Since I Played Around With One In Texas. There Is A Company In The States Called Robert W. Hart And Sons That Offer Custom Accurizing Work On The T/c Models. I Am Considering Having One Sent To...

Thanks Guys For All The Replies, I Think The .300wby Will Be The Way To Go. Has Anyone Got An Idea On Velocity Out Of The 28"bbl?

Thanks For The Reply, The Reason Behind The Weatherby Is I Already Have Dies And Heaps Of Brass. I Was Mainly Interested In Can The Win Chamberings Be Recut To Weatherby. Also, Have All You T/c Owners Out There Had Good Accuracy, Or Am I Gonna Have To Invest Heaps To Get One To Shoot Right? Any...

Has Anyone Played Around With The T/c Prohunter, 28" Stainless In .300wby? Have Been Wanting One Of These For Ages, Very Hard To Come By Here In Oz, Was Also Thinking Of One In .270wby. As They Dont Come In The Weatherby Cals, Can Anyone See A Problem With Rechambering A .270 Or .300 Win Mag...

Sounds Like An Awesome Goat/deer Round, Will Be Very Interested In The Velocity You Achieve, Had This Idea For A T/c Encore In .25/06 With The 28" Barrel, And Blowing It Out To .25/300, Was Thinking Of 115gn Loads At 3800 Or Thereabouts, Anyone Out There Played With An Encore In This Way...

Definately Go With The Zeiss, They Are Hands Down The Best Of The Mid Range Scopes On The Market, Unless You Can Afford The Top Line Euro Models, You Cant Go Wrong. You Are Right About The Burris Not Being Made In The U.s, I Have A Fullfield2 With Made In The Phillipines On It, And Recently Saw...