Recent content by Johnny_V

I've got a 110 Single shot in 300WM. It's a one holer at 200yds. It sports a Shaw barrel, EGW bedded rail, Vortex 6 - 24 x 50 MRAD, and a Hogue stock. Wouldn't trade it for the world.

You should check the links on your website as I found several broken ones. Also, Steve's pages require a login.

Caliber??

Basically the same way, but on occasion if too much lanolin finds its way to the shoulder, hydraulic denting can occur.

I've used the alcohol and lanolin for years and have never had a problem with it. But as OhYtD said, keep clear of the shoulder area to avoid hydraulic dimpling.

Had the bolt on my 6.5 done by LRI and turnaround time was one week. Great people to deal with and very affordable.

Since the ammunition is a wildcat, pricing would be about half of what a standard caliber would go for. Parting out the rifle would probably net more than selling as complete. FN action, appears to be a Canjar set trigger (top of the line in its day), somebody's always looking for decent wood...

What you have there is an FN, Belgium made action that was barrelled by Flayg's in Pennsylvania. Back in the day, most custom rifles were built on the FN and Winchester model 70 as they were the most plentiful. Custom actions of that era were almost unheard of. It wasn't until the advent of...

I'm using a Remage on my 6.5 Creedmoor from Northland. It's a 26" stainless light varmint and it shoots great.

When sizing, do you keep your ram at the bottom of the stroke for a couple seconds? Makes a difference. If sizing too fast, your brass could be springing back, giving inconsistent readings.

Thought everyone would enjoy this article (A Judge Speaks for us) from Guns Magazine, July 1961.

Midway has them a bit cheaper at $154.00. https://www.midwayusa.com/s?userSearchQuery=Versa+cradle+&userItemsPerPage=24

I'd get the Berry's versa cradle. I have one and know from experience there's none better. Here's a link to their site: https://www.berrysmfg.com/item/versacradle YouTube video:

I drive 55 miles to our range and it goes out to 600 yards

Welcome to the forum from a fellow Ohioan....