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I read a few places 1:9 twist on the MkII's anyway I assume both the 20" and 22" MKII are 1:9 Many reading cite 100gr bullets shooting...

Thanks guys this forum is great. Gives me something interesting to look forward to. I like interesting discussion.

My 77 Mark II Stainless .243 with the factory fiberglas 'boat paddle' stock shoots Federal 75 grain varmint loads and Federal Premium...

There's nothing light weight about the Ultralight. I had one in .204 Ruger, and while it shot good, it was not light weight by any...

This triggered another 35cal thought I have to run 3 rear different sight adjustments, 1 for each bullet weight 200gr, 220gr, 250gr I...

I traded it off—a dumb mistake! I never choreographed the rifle. I just loaded it out of the book using Barnes Originals 250gr with...

They are shooters, that are the go to rifles in the big woods in Maine. They have a cult following up there amongst the deer hunters up...

You can buy a bigger bolt body. Midway sells some by PTG i think. And you can order one direct from them that is to your measurement. I...

This will sound strange, but on third or fourth rounds put your thumb on the back of the bolt and fingers around the bolt lever and push...

or a nice gun

When the bolt is all the way back... if it has lots of side to side movement, it will drag to the side due to leverage when manipulating...

Rifle feels like its made for me, fits me to my liking. Proper fit I don't know. Steel buttplate factory on these rifles, at least its...

338-06 and 9.3x62 should be considered also. Both great rounds that will put a thump on things. Don't let the 3006 size case fool you...

I love my 348 and wouldn't trade it for the world, did you ever chronograph to see what velocities you have = to recoil??? The 200gr...

something else to consider I'm 5'6" 150lbs I shoot a 348win which puts a 220gr@2100fps which is THE MAXIMUM RECOIL I can stand, one...