David Emerson
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550 magnum is 3.850
Hard to say. I have taken big markV,s apart. Plug the bore and fill with kroil and stand it in the corner overnight. Wea mark V is 1 1/16 x 16 same a rem 700. The pressure swelled the tenon and the threads were so tight they wanted to gall. So do not over pressure it.Very nice looking rifle, is that a standard 700 action with the bolt opened up?
I hear a lot about needing a .750 bolt and larger tenon size for Lapua sized cases.
I'm having a 338 NM put together in the next few weeks on a Mesa Precision Crux Ti action.
It's a 1.0625x18 pitch and uses a .700 bolt, they assured me it's all you need
But to get back to your orig question, if you had to stick with a larger caliber than 7mm for elk at 1,000 yds, why not go with the .338 Allen Express?
However if you must have more speed then by all means go get the RUM or EDGE(current 2 mile king).
Why is that? They are obviously accurate and capable. I'm ignorant to the ko2m.Ummm...there's not a single RUM or Edge on the line at Ko2M...
2 mile shoot. I believe David Tubb holds the record with a big 375 with an 8 twist Schneider but it could be another by now.Why is that? They are obviously accurate and capable. I'm ignorant to the ko2m.
I'm asking why he thinks the edge and rums aren't there. 375s the primary caliber there?2 mile shoot. I believe David Tubb holds the record with a big 375 with an 8 twist Schneider but it could be another by now.
I'm asking why he thinks the edge and rums aren't there. 375s the primary caliber there?
2 mile shoot. I believe David Tubb holds the record with a big 375 with an 8 twist Schneider but it could be another by now.
Bryan litz won the King of two miles with a edge and 300 grain Berger in 2017 I believe.
The date was just a guess. Can't remember for sure. LolI'm pretty sure it was Derek in 2017 shooting a Cheytac with Cutting Edge bullets...