Recent content by TRTAC

Might be for another thread, but when bedding, should a guy mask the front and sides of the recoil lug?

I use Imperial sizing wax and do not clean my dies with any regiment. I have had zero problems and runout is near zero. Good luck! TR

I chamber till the gauge closes with a piece of .002” shim between the go gauge and bolt face with the action hand tight. Once torqued down the go gauge fits and the nogo is a dead stop. Works for me. Tony

This is the one I've been looking at the past few days. Seems to be the one I keep coming back to. Thanks for the reply!

How long of a contact point should I look for?

Hey guys. I'm looking at getting away from using range rods and buying a test gauge with a long contact point. Any suggestions on a gauge? Thanks Tony

I'm an instrument/controls tech at a power plant. I can get my hands on all kinds of switches and components. Send a pm of what you have for parts/plans and I can fill in the blanks if you want the help. Right on easy gravy I'm I BMW as well. TR

Had PRK and it has been the best money I have ever spent. Go for it and dont look back.

Yes I have a set of GO/NOGO gauges from PTG. This build is for a personal friend of mine who is an avid shooter/reloader so he should be able to wrap his mind around what is going on. By inside the lines you mean a GO/NOGO set and not brass right? Another question - will the case/web...

So I chambered my first rifle this weekend and I have a headspacing question. Before torquing down the barrel the bolt would close easily on the GO, but not on the NOGO. With a piece of clear tape on the GO gauge it would close but with a little resistance. With the brass, it closes freely with...

RWS Brass is the way to go. I run it through my 7mag. Premium stuff.

bump it up to the 6.5-20 TMR. My fave MK4

My turn for what its worth...... 2moa will work. It doesnt have to be exact for each range either. The important thing is that you get out and shoot and learn your rifles. I have a range set up from 300 to 1k and find it works well with less than 2moa sized targets. The target sizes range...

Same here. If Military or LE I'll give it to you at my price +SH.

I do controls for a living as an instrument tech. PID controls are used through out industry to control process loops. So in an oven, a PID controller is used to enter a set point, say 180 deg. The controller has relays with sets of contacts. The relay has a common that supplies power and a...