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Due to unforeseen circumstances I had to work through bow season. I finished up with my work project Oct 1st, and went hunting. I'd...

What a lot of less informed folks don't realize is that barrel heat related stringing is an indication of other issues, some of which...

Got it. Not where I thought but I do know where that part of the ranch is. We usually came in from the Palmdale side through the White...

Well I have bought a lot of firearms, kinda my hobby trying to get them to shoot sub moa out of the box, or in a lot of cases out of the...

The proper answer to this is, "If it ain't broke, don't try to fix it."

Hmmmm! I did not know that. Mine is still shooting great, so I am not touching any of those stock or bottom metal screws.

Rickjoty The featherweights do pretty well when floated. They lack that barrel screw so you don't have to deal with that. I have a...

https://www.longrangehunting.com/threads/bear-downed-with-9-3x62mm.371836/page-4#post-3230964 A follow up to my original post as up to...

I have two. Very capable round (rifles can be made very accurate) and effective out to around 450+ yards depending on bullet selection...

Thanks Brother! I really like old German and British rifles. This has the Lyman rear aperture sight that mounts on the bolt release and...

Check the bedding, it may need some help. Bed the action and freefloat the barrel before you spend a lot of money on it. There is...

John the pad was on the rifle when I got it but it appears to be a pad from Galazan ( Connecticut Shotgun) back east. I've used their...

I have a prewar JP Sauer & Sohn built on a 98. I bought the rifle as a "J" bore 8x57 and the bore was really rough. I pulled the barrel...

We used to full length bed barrels all the time. Some we even did with a pre-determined amount of forend pressure. I think a properly...

Stumpy Actually I'm from Missouri but had the misfortune of living and having a career there about 20 years ago. I escaped from there...