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You will get a million different answers. I have about 10. My favorite is a heavy fill wideband large round bag. It weighs about 10 lbs but its rock solid.
MDT is taking the chassis game to anther level. I like that they have so many options.
The new Oryx sounds like the perfect option for a guy like me looking for an economical hunting chassis option. With two kids in daycare funds can get a little tight. I don't shoot matches but do enjoy...
My favorite all time is a hart heavy varmint barreled Remington 700 in 25/06. I have flat out whacked them and stacked them over the years with that rifle. Last weekend my Tikka 260 got the call.
It is always better to work up a load with once fired brass from that rifle.
That being said I generally work up a decent load with virgin brass then just fine tune it on once fired. Best groups should e on the fired brass.
I'm sure PVA does great work I just dont have an experience with them.
I can tell you that my criterion barreled tikka prefit is a hammer. Tim at Solid Accuracy spins them up for them. He will help you with any questions that you may have and walk you through the process. Mine will easily shot...
Great thread. Have you shot anything at close range with the 131 blackjacks? I wonder if they would hold together on say a 100 yards shot? That would be my only hold up. I do shoot long rang but most of my actual hunting is done from 50 to 300 yards.
Don't do it! Hold out for LRP brass. I had a horrible time with 300 pieces of Alpha SRP brass in my Tikka. I would love to go SRP in the future but I wont be doing it in a none small firing pin gun.
If you don't reload I would skip the PRC. My buddy just got one and I am getting better velocity in my 260 with handloads than he is with factory ammo.
On my MX5 with a zero MOA base had around 16 MILs. I'm running a 20 MOA rail now and have about 22. Truth be told 16 more than enough for most shooters. 16 Mils will get me to 1500 yards in my current 260 setup. I added the 20 MOA to get me to a mile. Most shooter will never shoot past 1500 yards.