VinceMule's latest activity

Caldwell makes a decent front rest. Atlas makes a very nice front Bi Pod, while Harris seems to turn my rifle into a po go stick in how...

Front, Atlas bipod and a quality rear leather bag. A heavy one. I want one of these wide ones but haven’t plunged yet. It’s rock solid

I have had good luck with Green Mountain barrels also, you have to be realistic about your expectations. Some years ago, we were buying...

Frank, a cup and core bullet would swedge down, but WE would love to see the action and barrel.

Are you saying a .001" of clearance is OK with monos? Monos or not, I always allow enough clearance. Also, I don't particularly...

How many times in the past 5 years have you fired more than one shot at a deer? Recoil is a major issue when considering mag length...

I have played around with Re bored barrels and budget barrels for p. dogs, chucks, and short range coyotes(300 and less). I think of it...

H1000 sure is easier on throats than most other powders, so is N160 and N165. I found accuracy nodes quickly in two custom 9T 6.5s, a...

@VinceMule My own success now with ABLR has been stated in several threads here and it is constantly expanding. I am using 6.5mm the...

I just annealed several cases that I had put in a box for being hard to chamber. After annealing, I went through my normal procedures...

I am shooting a 6.5/06, 26" Pac Nor 9 Twist, 3 Groove with 52-53g of R#22 using a 129g Hornady Sp at 3150 fps, groups are small, deer...

Well said, Hugnot! We live in the relm of making decisons that are a compromise. When you get the web down to acceptable dimension...

Bergers are money in the bank and simply eliminate a lot of issues. I do shoot the 6.5 Caliber 129 and 142g LRAB, 7mm 175g LRAB, and 30...

A couple guys on here reported that sorting ABLR based on base to ogive length eliminated flyers for them. I haven’t tried it, but...

I have zero issues hunting with ABLR bullets because I do not shoot groups on animals…never will. All I care about is the first shot...