Recent content by TylerN

I think that's normal, The trigger shoe wiggles around a little bit.

0.338" on once fired Lapua brass loaded up with a 230gn Berger.

The Ranch Gun Club near Immokalee, FL; used to be Trade Craft or before that Altair. The covered roof is a must have in the summer; 94F and 80% humidity means I'm hiding under the covered area :cool:

AT-X out on the range

Finally got around to testing jump sensitivity with 112gn Match Burners. They are insensitive to jump and held the same POI from jam out to .050". I'm sure the jump measurements don't exactly equal the current jump since the jam measurement was with a new barrel and I'm at 650 rounds now. I'm...

I'm excited to see what the future holds for 7PRC. If premium brass manufactures get on board it should be a good option. It looks like a nicely balanced case size that will probably load heavy for class 7mm at 2900 - 3000FPS and fit well in a long action.

OP's reason #1 is on point. N570 is pure unobtanium.

I asked @Sniperwannabee somewhere in a thread and he said he uses Accurate 300 WSM mags without modifications.

I'm never going back to my chargemaster.

Agreed. V4 is much better than no auto trickler.

That's how mine came also. I never paid attention to the SN though or cared. Since actions are made in England and imported and then put together with US parts I'd expect that process to take a long time as evident by AT-X timelines. Mine is a gen2.

Had a Redding, the pin broke and I moved on to a mighty armory and it's been great. I took the spring out of mine since it shot the primer cups out my Dillon sometimes and removing the spring minimizes that happening.

And I'm guessing that with the case length of the 7 PRC they have the 190 class bullets in mind for this cartridge. I'm very intrigued with what this case will do hand loaded and once top tier brass mfgs hop on board.

I can't find this on Amazon, got a link? :cool:

What's the giant block of granite supposed to do?