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I’ve been using the Princeton Tec remix for the last 5 years, it’s simple to use, inexpensivee to buy and operate, and pretty damn sturdy ...mine survived a trip thru the wash machine ....

I would take that article with a grain of salt, I own a Griffin Armament Checkmate , mine has a stainless steel mono core instead of a aluminum one the author writes about , what other discrepancies are in the article ??? My favorite dealer does have a Thunderbeast takedown in stock that is...

I haven't forgotten ...

i have the same rifle, i'm running a max load of Varget behind a 178 gr. A-Max in BHA brass, works real well on deer....

count me in as well ...8-)

Remington Rolling Block

I have the same rifle, i can hit steel out to 1100 yards and my velocity is 2570 fps, the "lack" of velocity is not your problem, the wind and drift play a bigger part than you give them credit for, even with no wind there is still .3 mils of drift @ 1000 yards ...aprox 11 inches

The x-ray is my first experience with a chassis system ,I like it well enough I'm saving to buy another..

The reticle for the vortex EBR 1 MRAD is not included currently ..

My vote goes to the 178 A-max.... I use it for deer hunting , steel and targets works well on all three...

My vote goes to the 175/178 bullets... Great for any distance i'm going to shoot with a .308

looks more like a vintage Wichita rest ....

I've been using the Larue LT - 130 for a couple of years with complete satisfaction...

+1.....couldn't have said it any better

you could compare the measurements of the LC -LR cases and other cases fired in your bolt gun and let that determine whether or not the LC-LR brass needs to be small base resized...