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Then Lapua has essentially no competition :ROFLMAO: ... get it up to about 80-85 degrees F. and it's so slippery it's a challenge to hang onto it enough to stuff it into magazines... Fwiw, Devan at the Mesa, AZ test center told me all Lapua and SK labels except Polar Biathlon use the same lube...

That's interesting (discontinue / redesign). I have two 15-rounders. Early on, I had quite a but of trouble with misfeeds - cartridge simply would not strip out of the mag and bolt stopped cold. I was very confident rim-lock wasn't the issue. What I finally learned is the cartridges MUST stack...

Got it. Thanks for explanation. I still say the documentation could be much clearer, but y'all showed how to get it done - much appreciated. Hopefully this also helps OP.

I can see how using zero range could provide a vertical offset, albeit not terribly intuitive - looks like a user would have to physically move a target to find the exact vertical POA/POI cross point. And that doesn't allow for windage. I poked around with various edit functions and could not...

All mid-grade to match-grade factory .22LR is lead coated with some sort of lubricant. None of it is copper-washed. All of it is "standard velocity" - some will lot-test in the 1100fps range but none will be the 1200fps or faster high-velocity stuff. Lapua and Eley are the big players in the...

OP says he is using "the Hornady app," which I take to mean Hornady 4DOF. This reply assumes he is not familiar with other apps, and I may be wrong on that. 4DOF, insofar as I can tell, does NOT support entry of zero offset. So, for everyone telling OP to enter the offset into his calculator -...

How many rounds total on the barrel? I'm dubious that a carbon ring would cause a 2.5 mil windage shift, especially when you say that you corrected your zero and still missed at 300 yards (what size target did you miss?). I'm more suspicious that your scope or mount has taken a dump. I've found...

Bullets on targets are what matter. Premium barrels tend to have fairly (but not totally) pristine bores. Factory rifles... not so much, and the cheaper the rifle the more "imperfections" are likely to be seen. I've owned a pair of mid-tier AR rifles made by a small company with a well-earned...

When I first started reloading metallic cartridges circa late 1970s, I was all precise about getting the 9mm cartridges just as perfect as I could on that old single-stage press. I didn't even have a carbide size die so I was having to lube cases with all the aggravation that entails. I hated...

@AleksanderSuave brings up very valid issues - especially as regards Beretta "service." I stand by my opinion that Tikka rifles are great at their price point. BUT. The caveat is - and I learned this through direct experience - you'll need a knowledgable smith to help you change barrels and...

My $.02 based on getting into precision rifle 5 years ago after a lifetime of clay target competition (on which I burned out several years ago): Ruger RPR: It will work, probably. It will be accurate, probably. But it will always be a Ruger, definitely. If you evolve in precision rifle, you'll...

The major advantage of more expensive units is vastly improved convenience, as mentioned in previous posts. There is definitely a learning curve to using a LabRadar. The biggest caveat to LR in my experience is anyone trying to use one on a cluttered/close/indoor range is likely to experience...

Please, please don't spend $3800 on a rifle that is NOT suited to long-range precision. It's an overpriced hunting rifle. At 10 pounds, its about 2/3 - 1/2 the weight of most of the rifles you'd see at matches. The 18" barrel will limit the velocity of whatever centerfire cartridge caliber you...

I had a Razor gen-2 4.5-27x56 on my Vudoo for a couple of years. That scope adjusts down to 32 yards - at full power. None of the competitions I've shot in the past get that close... but I've never, ever come close to wanting or needing anything close to max magnification during a match anyway...

Glad you and others are reporting worthwhile improvement. I sent mine in early on and elevation/windage are still too stiff and gummy. I still plan on ordering another one by month's end... turret feel notwithstanding, other improvements are compelling.

Yes, in fairness, Vudoo aluminum magazines are at the same price level as Anschutz... but wholly pshidt the Vudoo mags are massive near-works-of-art, as compared to stamped-metal AICS mags. I have polymer and metal mags for all my rifles and the only thing metal gets me is a more substantial...

I can't speak to the Anschutz because I haven't spent any time with one. When I hear "Anschutz" the first thing that pops into my mind is "$65-85 for ONE 5- or 10-round magazine? Really?" A 3-pack of Vudoo 10-round mags is $99. I can speak to CZ vs Vudoo, though. And right up front, as of 5...

I have two rifles in MPA BA Comp chassis, and two in MDT ACC chassis. Both makes are great. The MPAs came first, then I tried an ACC, really liked it, and got another. In the 5+ years I've been into precision rifle and PRS-style competition, MDT has repeatedly earned my loyalty. So I always...

Sure, Area419 makes good stuff. If you want to go with 40MOA and Area419 makes one for the T1X, that should work fine too.

Rob is my match buddy, shooting mentor, and friend, always ready to help me and the precision rifle community whenever he can. On the subject of past-400-yard .22, our usual unity of opinion diverges a bit. He likes to shoot 500 yards or more with his Vudoo. I see no point in shooting past...