Recent content by X3MHunter

Nothing since he doesn't handload.

Go with a 24" barrel. Mine has a 25" barrel and if it wasn't for the fluting I would cut another inch off. I shoot 123 AMAX at 3,000 fps. using N550 with no pressure signs. No need for muzzle break, recoil is mild.

Rebarrel to a 6.5-284 and you will be all set. $400.00 - $500.00 for new barrel $150.00 - 200.00 for new dies $120.00 for new brass

Sold pending funds.

Price reduced. $725.00 shipped CONUS

New in box, never opened. Leica Rangemaster 1600 CRF Ballistic Rangefinder. Leica 7x24 CRF 1600 Rangefinder $750.00 Shipped CONUS

Don't do that, you are going to put holes through the wall, or at least break a window! ;D

Enter Me In The Gunwerks Auto Reset Target Contest

They have matches the first and third Sunday of the month. It's not a whole lot of fun to watch because targets are so far away, but if you decide to go, let me know and I'll bring one of my rifles for you to shoot.

Welcome to the site James! Have you ever shot at Bayou Rifle Club in Houston? They have F-Class matches twice a month from 300-1000 yards, it would be a good place to get some practice!

Berger is coming out with a 30 caliber Hybrid.

Sounds like some of you guys should be out there shooting competition and setting world records!

Your statement seems contradictory to me, and let me tell you why. Weight sorting is weight sorting, weather you use it for competition or hunting, the object is to hit what you are aiming at! Now, if you think it is necessary for competition, why wouldn't it be necessary for hunting? The...

Differences in inside cavities give you different pressures, therefore different velocities, therefore vertical dispersion at long range. You say you don't "believe" the inside cavity has anything to do with accuracy... Well, I know it does, but only at long range.

Weight sorting depends on how far you are going to shoot. If you shoot under 500 yards it's not so critical, 2-3 grain difference is ok, but for further than that, I would sort into 1 grain groups.