Recent content by Stryker1188

Thanks Beeman, has anyone heard anymore about when weatherby will be releasing their 6.5x300, I know it's in 2016 just not sure when

Thanks for the reply,I have a 300 weatherby and had a 7mm rem mag, but really like the 6.5, I am really in need of help with what type of barrel to select ( what contour and #) type of trigger and receivers that ppl like and why) thanks again :)

Hi yes thanks that was a typing error I am going for a 6.5x300 weatherby magnum

Hi everyone, I have been reading here for a while, but I am still learning about these custom builds, anyways I have been looking for the perfect custom rifle in a 6x300 weatherby, and can't decide where to put my money so I thought about putting together a full custom, by getting the parts and...

Awesome thanks guys, I will give them a try, I ultimately want to build a tack driver, with the hitting power of a freight train for those elk and if I get drawn next year Moose,

Hi, I will be using this round mostly on mulies, WT, elk, I took a wt at 430yds last year using HSM 168gr Bergers but want to develope my own, I am using imr4831 right now but would also like other options thanks

I am looking for a load build up that I can start playing around with until my Berger Reload Manual gets here, I will be using these rounds for hunting, as the title implies I will be using 168 gr VLD Match Grades, shooting them out of a Weatherby MarkV 24" barrel, Thanks in Advance for any advice

Thanks a bunch, I will be definately checking those out, anyone use those after market McMillan stocks ?

Hey everyone got a question. Is it possible to remove the stock off of my new Tikka T3 and replace it with a custom one? Something more designed for LRH, and something that doesn't kick like a mule, it's chambered to 7mmRem mag I will be loading 168gr Berger VLD's I haven't decided on powders...

Hi and thanks, I have lots of questions so I hope everyone is ready haha

Hey everyone good to be here, hope to learn lots as I have been reloading for quite awhile but only just getting into the long range aspects of it :)