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Based on dope I have shot, I believe .620 tracks better. I'll have a peek.

Ian, any idea if anyone in Canada sells this new and improved Rockchucker?

You should be able to use an expander ball out of a 416 rem mag. E-mail Ross at [email protected] and ask him for info on the die maker.

me proud. Thanks! Hi Texas!

The 107 has a fairly short bearing surface. Considering it is lighter than the 140 and 155 with a sleeker ogive, leads to a shorter bearing surface. In my HP Silhouette rifles I shoot 107/108's at 2750 out of an 8 twist and they shoot just fine. I've even booted them out at 3750 out of a 6.5 STW...

Moly coated 139 Lapua touching lands, 65.5 gr. H1000, Fed 210 M. Velocity is 3150 with no pressure out of a 30" barrel. Work up to this in your rifle. Retumbo looks to be promising, I can't wait till it warms up.

I have tried the nosler 200 gr bullet and based on actual drop the BC is way higher than the .414 advertised. I haven't been able to find the 225 SST bullets or any bc's on them, too bad, they look promising. Would be nice if Hornady made a 275 gr .338 AMAX...... Hey Sheldon! Looking forward...

A bullet without a core is much lighter than one without. On a progressive press you still need to handle the bullet, this would be when it should be detected. I load on a Dillon 550 as well. I can pick up a 107 mixed in with my 142's after moly coating, never mind a bullet that would weigh...

And he never picked this up when loading them? That is how accidents happen, not paying attention to a critical situation. <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><HR> A buddy of mind was using his chronograph to test some new Sierra .223 bullets a few...

I noticed the PLRF on the Leica site, Mindcrime, if you get in touch with the dealer could you get a price for that unit as well? Thanks, Steve http://www.leica-vectronix.com/products/rangefinder/pocket-laser-rangefinder.htm

The problem isn't so much the availability of a stock, McMillan could inlet for it. The problem is the bottom metal. The Sako stuff is molded into the stock, thus there is nothing too put in the McMillan.

I heard that these were prone to extractor breakage.

Dantec, Read Mike's profile....... Steve

I've heard about those famous Washington rings up here in Canada. I second that advice along with the shroud. I know my way around a mill pretty good and would not think for a second about drilling all those holes in the bolt. Don't cut the barrel either. Keep the weight forward and the...

Alex sorry for your loss, and how some people are treating you. I appologize for intruding into your personal life, but I felt a need to do this so people would show some respect. If this link doesn't go "active", please cut and paste before you say anything else to Alex...