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Sorry man, I hate that I’m right in this case.

SRS XF You have to convert it over to the SRS folder.

Purchase the folding stock adapter from MDT and use any case you’d like.

It’s an accurate gun, especially now that I’ve tuned a load to it. The long road to get there is what turned me off of Savage.

I bought my 110EP after shooting the cover gun used in a lot of magazines. I was the first person to put rounds through the cover gun so you can’t say it was cherry picked from the factory. My first one was LASER accurate, just like the cover gun I shot but it had serious issues making it...

The 110 EP is a "good" rifle but mine came with SO many issues that it will be my last Savage. I had to get a buddy to help who is a "somebody" which really made me uncomfortable. If I had to do it all over again I would have saved up a bit more money and just gone custom.

A new addition to my bench.

To echo, if you’re planning on neck turning it also is much more comfortable to mount the tooling as high as practical.

I changed my space up slightly after adding some additional equipment. The empty cubbyhole is for my micrometer stand that’s on the way. Under the wall cabinet sit two sets of calipers that I really need a better place for.

Hopefully you got a good one. If not, I predict Failure to Feed, extract and eject.

I have 300 147s I would trade. 100 are bulk packaged.

I piss sailors off and send them to general quarters.

I don't think they're out of spec, I think they swapped ejector styles without telling anyone. Even if you call savage and tell them you need a replacement angled ejector it's a roll of the dice to see if you get the round one instead.

Where did you find that info? I’m a numbers guy so that’s good stuff.

What on earth is the difference between the projectiles? They have the same tip, same jacket and the same core material? Why is one a hunting bullet and the other is a target bullet? The description on the Hornady site doesn’t make any sort of differentiation. On the ELDX page they talk...

You sir, might be clairvoyant.

For the life of me I don’t understand people like you.

I used to think that. Then I discovered I could evolve and amend my benches with each new version.

If you zoom in on my picture you can see four 1/4” holes in the top between the brass prep & powder thrower. I have captured T-nuts on the underside of the MDF and use them to bolt down various items that are easily removed. My two favorite are a single stage press I use to deprime and my...