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This is pictures of the old place to shoot. The new place is much, much better...yes we are blessed. I'll try to get some new pics up soon.

We found a better place since then. Now we can shoot out past 4,000 yards, as if anyone needs anything past 2 miles anyway. If you are serious in what it takes to go past 2,000 yards, then shoot me an message, and we'll try to meet up, and sling some lead, or turned bronze, lol.

Killswitch, don't take it the wrong way, but what you are asking is kind of like asking "What engine do I need for my truck ?". Depends. are you going to run Nascar truck series, drag race, or tow a large trailer up mountains? It's really all going to come down to what you want to do with it. A...

My guess would be that the extractors aren't to hard, but either a little long, or the relief cut in the barrel is either short, or to small. .705 diameter is what a PTG recess cutter cuts, which is .010 over the standard Remington bolt nose. However you still must enlarge that for both the sako...

Here is a youtube video of the API hitting at 525 yards. thumper hit.MTS - YouTube

Here is the 662 gr. API moving at 1,375 fps. Next to it is the Lehigh Subsonic hollow point with a Hornaday 6mm 87 gr. V-max payload bullet, giving a total weight of 775 gr. moving at 995 fps.

It would be if it is in useable shape. I have seen some of these coming back from the sandbox that are in pretty rough shape, but hey, it's $20, so it wouldn't hurt to try.

Thanks for all the comments guys. I just got my neck bushing for my dies from Redding today. I am going to try and start my ladder testing this weekend. I'll let everyone know how it shoots just as soon as I get something on paper.

I love new products and, the new design ideas. Keep up the good work guys.

The feed ramp on the Rem. 700's have to have a clip milled in the bottom center of the feed ramp for the longer OAL' bullets to clear. If the cut isn't made then the bullet tips, will get caught under the bottom of the feed ramp. It's a very simple cut, and easy to do with a 3/16 endmill. All...

I have an Early EDM Windrunner, and I love it. It's a very compact, although heavy rifle...but what BMG isn't. That said, I have seen, and shot several of their new made guns, and I wouldn't have any of them. They all had more than one problem, and didn't shoot well at all. The early guns...

Just put a little more powder in it, and you'll get to 2,600 fps, lol.

I have the PTG bottom on a couple of rifles, and it works great. I don't think you can go wrong.

Here is the requested picture of the anti can level.

The scope height is a little high, and I may end up using a stock pack. I didn't want to go with an adjustable cheek piece because of weight. I knew the cheek weld wasn't going to be high enough with my night scope, but it isn't bad with the day scope. I went with a ADI recon rings so I could...

The rifle w/o the mag, bipod, and scope is 7 1/2#.

I went with a Sendero contour, because it gave me more straight length to flute, than say a light palma contour. I'll get a picture in the am and post it of the anti cant. Thanks for all of the complements. I'm loving it so far, as I've been braking in the barrel today. Greater things are to come.

I cut out the case using a Proxxon 37080 Hot Wire Cutter I bought off of Amazon. I like the cutter, and it does as good a job, as you can feeding the foam through without making to many bobbles.

BiggerHammer, First I would like to say Welcome to the Hide. Second, what you need if you don't already have them is a bolt stop, and, or bolt stop spring. The bolt stop is a thin piece of metal the fits in a grove about two inches long on the left side, beside the trigger. The rear trigger pin...

Axeltow, It weighs 11.5 pounds with what you see. Slingshot14 Vestal's Gunsmithing embedded the anti cant level for me. They set it level with the scope rail using a Starrett 98 level. I got to watch them do it. I like it a lot. Thanks for the complements guys. I'm proud of it, and can't wait...