Recent content by chesepioc

I saw some on GunBroker just the other day but you are going to pay $1.50-2.00 per round.

Just getting started and was looking at an entry level class and one of the pieces of required equipment was a cleaning kit. I am shooting a 6.5 Creedmoor. Anyone have a preference on a small kit I can easily throw in the bag, or do you just put one together yourself? Thanks in advance.

Get rid of the garage door background, put the rifle in front of the bike, add some creative, dramatic lighting with color, and that would look like a spread out of a magazine. Congrats on the build.

Read it in a posting on one of the forums. The poster claimed he was getting variances and traced it back to the movement of the bushing. So far no one else has seemed to claim that so that is good news.

If you are using it for range work where you set it up and forget about it, I would say straight as the orientation of your face to the ocular will be the same as if you are using the scope on your rifle. I use mine mostly for wildlife viewing and prefer angled for that purpose as you can look...

Congrats to the guys who were able to get powder out of them yesterday. Some of us weren't as lucky.

I paid an attorney for their legal advice because I don't know and if he says do it this way then that is what I do. Kind of silly not to, don't you think? His BS about the bank account didn't help sell me on a trust and quite frankly I don't see how suggesting a separate account would sell...

Absolutely set up a non-interest earning checking account strictly for your trust because yes, you do want to create a very clear paper trail of where the money came from. Pay for your purchases, stamps and transfers with this checking account. This is like the IRS and the rest of government...

Thanks everyone for the advice, much appreciated and very useful.

I am in the process of purchasing my first long-range rifle and want to hand-load ammunition for it. Obviously accuracy and repeatability are my goals. I have a Hornady LNL progressive press that I currently use for handgun ammo. Everything I have read says a single-stage press will give me more...