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Re: SA .284 Win - Range Report Thank you very much 300Sniper for the information, greatly appreciated! Good luck with the build Karl.

Re: SA .284 Win - Range Report thanks 300sniper, do you have info on doing this? Is is as easy as drilling out the welds on the from of the mag? Any information greatly appreciated.

Has anybody cut the plate out of an AI short action mag? Is it as easy as drilling out the welds on the front? I know you'll lose some strength but how do they hold up? Any information greatly appreciated. Detailed instructions would be nice too. Thanks

Re: SA .284 Win - Range Report Thanks guys! I do adress the 180's in the article below. For a lot more information on this rifle see Gun of the Week: http://www.6mmbr.com/gunweek095.html

<span style="font-weight: bold">Magazine Fed SA 284 Win.</span> <span style="font-weight: bold">A long range Surgeon</span> The goal was to build a long range hunting rifle for whitetail deer, moose, and elk. The criteria were superb 7mm ballistics in a medium weight carry rifle, weighing no...

Re: Will my load be OK to 1,000? You need to read this: 1000 yard load development

Re: Different types of ojives, how are they relavant? <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: BOLTRIPPER</div><div class="ubbcode-body">an ogive is an ogive........... </div></div> Not really! Mike has it right with "Secant ogive bullets become longer for...

KG GunKote vs Ceratoke Which is the more durable product? I am not doing the work myself, I am having an experienced coater do the work, so my question does not pertain to application at all, simply what is the better product. Price is not a consideration either, when spending 5G on a rifle, I...

Re: Reloading 284 Win rounds long ? The simple truth of the matter is; when you expand the neck of a 6.5x284 to 7mm you have made a 284win. That simple. It's now a 284win case and you use 284 dies.

Re: My son and his first 300 yard target Very nice shooting. Good to see, you should be proud!

Re: Neck Sizing & OAL questions... Sorry kombayotch, you answered while I was typing and goofing off. syme71, do as kombayitch said and size your whole neck.

Re: Neck Sizing & OAL questions... I think the best advise I can give you is do a whole bunch more reading on the subject of reloading. Pick yourself up a couple of reloading manuals and read them, then read them again. I'll give you few responses to some of your questions and ideas to...

Re: Free MOA Calculator! kombayotch: Yes, RSI in making cutting edge products. I've heard great things about their PressureTrace. RSI thechnology along with guys like Dan Newberry, Chris Long, and Rob McCoy are without a doubt leading the way. Salmonaxe: Just hit the <Backspace> button on...

Re: Free MOA Calculator! Did a little research on the title of the program you listed and my guess is it's the same program.

Re: 300 Yard Group <div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Quote:</div><div class="ubbcode-body"> is this program where you measured this group free and where or how did you do it? </div></div> sl78928, see here OnTarget. I started a new thread so we don't hyjack CDAT's...

I have seen quite a few posts asking about measuring groups. Apparently this forum has not yet caught on (though I've seen some use it) to the great free program called <span style="font-weight: bold">OnTarget</span>. It is a freeware program free to download and use with no strings attached...

Re: 300 Yard Group Very nice group!! Congrats on the great shooting. I acurately measured it for you... 0.8moa @ 300.

Re: Wanting a Varmint rifle I actually can't believe this... 44 responses and only one guy brings up the .204 Ruger in a post where someone wants a varmint rifle but has never shot a .223 or 22-250. To me the fun in varmint shooting is seeing the hit (or where you missed) and the big red...

Re: McMillan ratio photo request Here you go! McMillan A2 - 80% Olive, 20% Black McMillan A1-3 - 80% Black, 20% Olive

Re: I HATE NEW BRASS!!! That's to be expected. It's a common occurance. You can run them through a thousand cycles of expanding on an expander mandrel then neck sizing with a bushing and you'll never get consistent necks... unless you neck turn. Fireforming is very critical to uniform brass...