Recent content by logan_rhodes

here in co. all co-ops require you go to line school. usually one to two years long. after that you can start applying for an apprentiship with a company. if you get hired you work as an apprentice for 4 years and then test to become a journeyman. . .

lineman for Gunnison rea. Best trade in the world.

I actually can put as much pressure as I want on the mag and cycle the bolt and I don't get any contact. I also run a timney trigger and did not have to mill any aluminum out to fit it?? I wonder if they fixed these problems with the new 1.5 stocks. ..

sorry for the small picture. that's the finished product, my smith trued up the face a small amount ( probably not truly needed but he is anal like that) other than that all the action specs were great and very true. the gun shoots every thing i run through it to half moa at 200 yards. I decided...

im hoping that's what im getting. the chrony will be here this week so we will see. . . it a 25" barrel btw

how fast could do you think 140 g bullets would fly safely? I know all guns are different but a rough estimate? I know they will go a lot faster than what my reloading manuel says. . .

in my opinion, quikload should encourage sharing their info and getting their name out their, its not like you can try their software to see how good it is. so the only way people will pay that huge price is if they can know for sure that what their buying is worth it, thus sharing the knowledge...

thanks, I haven't seen that thread but thanks for showing me.

what kind of velocities are you getting?

anyone??

I just did some load development today and loader 140 vld with 33.7 grains of r15 with the best results. and a 168 smk with 40 grains of r15 with best results. not sure how fast yet tho.

anyone??

hello, anyone who has quikload could you please do me a favor? I would like to know the simulated velocity of 43.7 grains of re-15 out of a 7mm-08 using 140 vld and norma brass with fgmm primer and a 25" barrel . thanks!!!

just start with the minimum in the book and work up .3 at a time till you find the sweet spot. as stated above r 15 worked excellent for me.