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Sorry to hear about your health issues; I have some coming up in the distant future, hopefully, way distant. Getting old ain't for sissies, they say. If the following isn't in bad taste, I'd like to offer my services. I'm having to retire early, and one thing I've done is start a company that...

You're a braver man than I, shooting groups with mixed brass :unsure:

Gotta confess- had to think about that for a minute- thought maybe the OP dropped a zero or two (nope) ;)

I ran a couple of factory Savage 12s; one .223, the other I can't remember for the life of me- maybe a .308? Dunno. Anyway, they were both right handed, and found that I could no longer shoot right handed (eye trouble), so away they went. Adopted two R700LHs, one .223, one .338WM (Sporter). Both...

Pity. My wife says "Hey, just get it, you already got the dies for it". She also want to know when I'll have her match .308 ready. Also, funny story- our club has two rifle ranges- south range is 100/200, while the east range is 200/300/385/500. I do my ammo testing on the 100/200. One day, as...

You don't suppose those improvements in powder and bullet design would benefit the .30-06 as much, or even more, than the .308, do you?

If you don't know where it went, your finger was in the trigger guard too soon.....

Neither do the Brazilian Army versions- SA with the option to DA a misfire. Carry mine cocked & locked; hard to fuck up a SA (although Kimber figured it out ;) )

In other words, a Democrat

So, it's not labor-dar? Shit.....

Despite other additions to the loading room, I'm still running all my match quality stuff through a Lee single stage. I've wondered running them on a turret, but I don't think my bench is solid enough; it doesn't take much to raise havoc with a programmable dispenser. Edit to add: Spending...

Definitely the right place, if such a thing actually exists (which I doubt)

Having worked 9 excruciating years at a mil/aero contractor, @THEIS is absolutely correct; one of the reasons I don't fly- I know what they're made of, and how. [shudder] Look to see what the guy who buys his own gear, and wins consistently, uses. If you can't afford that, at least get the best...

Forgive me if I already posted this- Savage 110 .30-06 Spr 29" Bartlein bull, 1:10"- "people keep asking if .30-06 is still relevant; yeah, I'm thinking it's still relevant" (John Wick, I think)

BLM- Bendy Lines Matter

You just gotta drive the first 400 or so

OK, let me ask a dumb question- when I read the post, I took it to essentially say that NFs have zeros that drift, not that they had zero drift. Which way is the correct interpretation that generated the outrage? Inquiring minds want to know.

and THIS is why I tell my gunsmith what I want to do with the rifle, ask him what I should buy (dies & such) and then leave him the hell alone while he works his magic. Shooter's job is to hit the target, Gunsmith's job is to make it easy. Of course, I'm an old fart, so.......... maybe I learned...

I have never had a factory shoot anywhere as well as my customs. By the same token, I've never spent $1500+ on a factory rifle in a chassis, so I can't speak directly to that. But, the formula is pretty simple- Accuracy=cubic money

I had cataract surgery about 5 years ago (62 now). Had the implants specified to focus at infinity, which meant I'd have to wear reading glasses for up close. Easy surgery, it patient, might take care of the other issues. One caveat- after cataract surgery, if you see a lot of "floaters" or...