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We just got in a 6.5 Creedmoor yesterday. I'll post some info once it has been shot.

I like all three, but would choose the 6.5 Creedmoor in the short action. Seems like the 6.5 Creedmoor is a little easier to tune than the .260 and the Hornady ammo is readily available. I would choose the 6.5 Creedmoor.

Take a look at the OPS R3E2C. I use them anytime I have the choice. Very effective on braking and the only impact on accuracy is to the positive.

There will be no issues with that carrier, but I would suggest replacing that plastic buffer.

Out of curiosity I checked out the link and there is a major bit of misinformation provided there...........the thread pitch for the pistol grip screw is 1/4-28" not the 1/4"-20 listed. Lots of junkyard not much genius......

I've got the Spectre II and am well pleased. Shooting it on a 22/45 Lite there is no first round pop and it seems very quiet. The Gemtech subsonic is very impressive. I bought it because of the caliber versatility and don't mind the extra weight. I am soon going to thread my Anschutz .17HMR an...

to add...check with Greg at bugholes.com. He carries about six brands of barrels, keeps a great inventory and is easy to deal with. -Len

Glad you got the forward assist figured out. On the topic of the castle nut.....try the Hammerhead Rifle Tool when removing or installing the receiver extension lock ring(castle nut). I've been using this tool for awhile and it works really well. -Len

Tim8654 is GTG! Great transaction!! -Len

Re: Your favorite Muzzle Brake, and why? My vote is for the OPS R3E2C brake. I have installed them on many builds and am well satisfied with their performance. I have fitted them to many bore diameters from .264 up to .338... The lack of muzzle movement and recoil reduction is impressive. -Len

Re: Good Guy List snyper is GTG

Re: "Skim bedding" stocks with aluminum bedding blocks I cannot comment on the Choate.... But we bed plenty of HS stocks using Devcon and I haven't seen an issue with the bedding not holding up. I use a moto-tool and a 1/8" carbide burr to rough up and dimple both the aluminum and the...

Re: How do you store your removeable pilots? We use the Durham plastic dividing boxes like Dave mentioned. They mike a nice metal enclosure that you can screw to the wall and then five of the plastic boxes slide into that. They are kind of pricy but work real well. MSC# 00064964 -Len Old...

Re: Gas port length on a 18.5 308 barrel I have been cutting them back to 16.5" with a rifle length system for sometime and they run really well. -Len

Re: GAP & APA tac rifles go to a Benchrest comp. Jon, Great shooting with that 7WSM! It was good meeting you and Brad. We had a great time and look forward to the next time. -Len

Re: scope torque wrench Another thumbs up for the Borka. I purchased one from Brownells and am well pleased.

Re: Brux barrel's Brux makes a great barrel. I've been using them and my customers that have opted for them have been well pleased. The barrels machine well and shoot lights out. -Len

Re: Good Guy List Losing Nemo is good to go! Great communication, prompt shipping, and exactly as described!! Great transaction!! -Len

Re: Drill barrel blank for gas ports I hope that this reply isn't off topic. First, Let me say that I agree with Toolmakr regarding the placement of the gas port into the bore. Enough said, moving on... A large portion of the work that I do is centered around the AR platform. I drill all...

Re: Strap Wrench?? Mikki, They are used primarily for installing or removing tubular handguards on the AR platform. -Len