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I’m looking to do a few upper builds, with top tier handguards, and Krieger barrels. Assuming the upper receiver is mil spec, from Anderson to Noveske/BCM - will the upper receiver matter for group size or anything else?

Hi Everyone, Tightened down the barrel on my RPR with a new Krieger 6.5 Creedmoor For the No-Go Gauge, bolt won’t shut = good For the Go Gauge, bolt will shut. It will close using just my fingernail very lightly. However when removing the firing pin assembly I feel a bit more tension with...

I don’t have the time to reload enough for my Precision rig, as I’m a bit particular with my loads. So in between, I want to shoot my semi-auto AR-15 I bought a good scope and rings for the AR, but am getting at best 1.5 MOA at 100 yards using Wolf Gold. Sometimes I even go to 3 MOA on my 10...

How do you define a flier? Is this a 100 yard, 5 shot group where all are touching basically in one hole and then another is .25-.5 moa away from the rest? How do you define it?

It was raining today and really cold. I was not getting rained on. I was shooting a flat faced Timney on my RPR and every so often my finger would slip from the trigger after firing. Any advice on how to prevent this?

I load 6.5 creedmoor. Case trim length per the book is 1.910. Max per the book is 1.920 I loaded trimmed between 1.9110 and 1.9130 All other things equal, how much of an FPS change or deviation would be caused from the difference in trim length?

When seating my bullets, I at times get a tiny amount of lead fraying (tiny fragments of lead from the bullet) that sit on the top of the case. I’m not sure if this is from having my necks too tight or sharp cases or maybe I’m not seating the bullets straight enough. Any ideas?

I know these rigs are very different. That said I pose a question. If both were being used for 600 yard F Class, in moderate weather: If they both had the same Bartlein barrel and the same trigger, would there be a difference consistent group sizes, etc between the two rifles?

I’ve been reading around that people are removing the spring on the RPR trigger to take poundage away. Is this safe? I’ve been looking to lighten up my trigger.

I've searched for this answer and haven't found an answer. How do I know when I've had so much throat erosion in my barrel that its no longer safe to load within .02 from the lands? My setup: RPR 6.5 Creedmoor 140 Hornady ELDs I'm currently at 2.255 base to ogive which is about 2.860 COAL...

So I’ve used up a decent amount of my 6.5 Creedmoor, Ruger Precision stock barrel. I have had good results thus far with the stock barrel. However I just began loading my base to ogive to 2.55 which makes my COAL too long for my magazines. So I’m assuming I’m probably around halfway through...

Hi everyone I have been trying to find the right node for my Ruger Precision Rifle. Its a stock barrel in 6.5 creedmoor. I did initial testing to validate the right nodes and found 2 nodes to continue testing: My setup: 6.5 Creedmoor RPR stock Hornady Brass, fired around 3-5 times Hodgon...

I need to get data on my rifle so I set up15 different loads with 10 rounds each. I need to get FPS data but if I shoot too fast I might mess with the #s. What length intervals should I use to make sure my barrel isn’t affecting the FPS?