Recent content by Velvet

I recommend you use the COW method. It is the most economical, and with which you do not lower the barrel life. The most important thing about fireforming, in any case, is starting from cases with zero head space. You achieve this with the false shoulder, which from my humble point of view...

A good option is a Zeiss HT 2.5-10x50 with ASV+ turrets. Best glass (Schott), light, compact, illuminated reticle, reliable, with around 19.3 ounces.

30 Sherman Magnum. Period. From varmint to Elk, and all in between. My next project. Good luck Sir. V

Excelente pack!!!!.

Agree

I had one, and I regret having sold it.

I think from z6 onwards they come in métrics.

The answer to your dilema is 30 gibbs. Nearly 10% extra powder over the parent case (30-06), and 300win perfomance, plus head space on the shoulder, cheap brass, etc. 24" 1:10 CF barrel, CF Ag stock and you get a great hunting tool. Good luck with your project!!!! Regards V

For optics, take a look at Vector Optics Continental series. I am using the 3-18×50 model. Great great German Schott optics, and very good construction for $750. Great riflescope for the money. Solid turrets, iluminated reticle, mrad mrad

Tikka all day long!!!

http://optimalchargeweight.embarqspace.com/ explained

Yes, you are looking for a load whose POI is always the same, even if it varies by X amount of powder, that is, with more/less pressure-speed. That allows this method. From my experience it appears that with an X charge that works well on a 308win rifle for example, it also works well on a...

I think they use some kind of OCW method.

take a look at the Meopta Meostar S2 HD spotting scope, even better

Buy a Tikka. You will never be dissapointed