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Powdered tungsten available through Brownells, mix it as densely as you like into epoxy, you'll get plenty of weight.

Shilen for single stage. I do like my T7T but damn you have to open the stock up a lot for them.

When I rebuild my 22-250 to a 308 I'll likely look into putting an ST-10 on it, replacing the Leupold VX-III that's on it now.

Keep in mind 10mm has 2 completely different categories of loads produced for it. The most common makes it effectively a 40S&W. The other are the loads that give the performance that was originally intended, and will certainly find any weak point in the build rather quickly. That being said I...

I've enjoyed it. The book series is really good as well. Craig Johnson the author of the book series it's based off of makes a short appearance in the last season as the guy at the Funeral home when Walt is picking up Lucian Connally's ashes.

Co-Ax for full length sizing. Arbor press for neck sizing and seating.

Berger 77 gr OTM, or Hornady 75gr ELD-M, WS2 coated loaded .015 into the lands. Sitting on top of 35.5 of Ramshot Big Game.

1000 at Ben Avery. Just check their calendar. Wednesday and Thursday mornings and most weekends. Of course that varies through the year.

Well, I'd have to say I've taken more game and a larger variety with the 375 H&H than any other caliber I've owned. If I had to pick 1 caliber from here out It would certainly be on the very short list.

Mine has a 1:8 twist. When I first built it the 62 grain flat base Bergers that have since been discontinued performed great. The newer Berger 77gr OTM does just as well, and I have gone as low as a 40gr and haven't blown one up yet.

Heavier than I would care to haul around for sure. I'm pretty sure it will take a straight 1.350 with room to spare. More or less anything within reason is fair game.

I had Dave regrind a .308 Bisley for me a few years back, had the free bore shortened up to keep VLDs at magazine length and still be able to get into the lands. Turn around was just a couple weeks.

My best shooting rifle is on a Tac 30. I've used several of them and every one of them did exceptionally well. Also have a drop port Viper in 6.5x47L that I can't complain about. Currently sitting in the safe waiting on parts are a Spectre and a Copperhead ..

I took my measurements from one that is sitting on my bench right now.

You will want your muzzle diameter between .875 and .975

I run one with an 8 twist Bartlein. Berger 77gr OTM over 35.5gr of Big Game. I've taken it to 825 on steel. Starts running out of gas so see much movement on the steel, but still does a pretty decent job.

I'm down in Cedar

Assuming fiberglass stock. You can always add back to the stock, and refinish. I've significantly modified several stocks to fit stuff they were never intended to. Went from a straight sporter stock for a short 700, and made it fit up to a ruger with an adjustable cheek piece Just to try it...

Not sure which direction it would need to be opened up, but If purely for asthetics I'd be more likely to modify the stock than start cutting the action.

Chris Where in Utah are you?