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IdahoCTD is top notch to deal with. I had an STW built back in 09 with a VIAS brake on it and didn't specify the thread to the gunsmith. He cut it as 5/8-32. I wanted to try a beast out and messaged IdahoCTD. I sent him my old VIAS with a mark on it for top dead center and the money and in...

First deer was shot at 600 yards with a 30 Hart - 210 Berger, 2-15 mph variable crosswind that was inconsistent as all hell. Shot went a little far forward. Awesome deer though. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aNHpQizstEI&feature=em-upload_owner Second deer was last day. The guides had spotted...

Hell of a nice deer. Good luck elk hunting.

High country muley's don't like it either. Just got back from a hunt with Trophy Mountain Outfitters. Hunted for 5 days for giant that had been scouted in pre-season. Never found him. Shot this 3x4 on the way out last morning. 350 yards with a 140 VLD. Video through the spotter coming soon. One...

I made a mock 700 action out of a round piece of bar stock. Turned it down to the same OD as a 700, cut a channel in the bottom for a piece of 3/8" plate, and welded it in. Then flipped it over, chucked it in the vice, and drilled 3 holes that are spaced out for either SA or LA R700's. Just cut...

Thanks. Its a supra cnc mill that my bosses let me use at work after hours and in between projects.

Just got done inletting my Grey Bull Precision stock for CDI bottom metal. It was a fun learning experience. I made/machined my own jig to hold the stock, drew up the metal from CDI's drawing in solidworks, generated the code, cut a few test pieces, and finally got to cut the real thing. I'm...

Depends on how you are going about getting your brass. If you are buying CC pre-worked stuff, the whidden will be fine. If you are making you own from either 300 or 7 saum you will need the Redding with the bushings to go down in stages. I may be wrong but I don't think the Whidden dies have the...

cdi probably doesn't need my endorsement but here it is anyway. ordered the dbm a few months ago. been drawing up the unit in my spare time and testing out g-code to inlet it myself on plywood. finally got everything straight this week and did my first stock. it is a short action Grey Bull...

nice looking gun! I'm going to have a similar finish on mine in a few days when I get my cerakote oven finished. I really like the black on tan look.

The bolt closes with the same amount of resistance whether I have a loaded round or not. As far as the ballistics stuff, I don't really see any need for a magnetto speed. So far the one I have has been good at telling me good/bad ES and SD and long distance targets back it up. It just hasn't...

not sure. I've never seen that before. I've usually seen them flatten first as well. I have no idea what the pressure would be. I think I read the goal with this cartridge was to keep everything below 55,000 and the recommended 140 load was 61.0gr H1000. 59.5 should be a little less than that I...

Looks good. My 59.5gr load shot the best with about .010-.015 jump on the 140. Where are you seating yours at?

I have no way of knowing if the barrel or chamber is tight. I certainly didn't order it that way. It's just a standard 26" Krieger 1-8.5 twist #5 fluted. Like I said before, the chambering was tight to start with when I had the gun built back in 2008. When I saw the performance reported with...

26 in Krieger 1-8.5 twist with 2,245 rounds down the barrel

I agree. I don't know if you read the whole post or not but later in the post I put in there that I got to try some 129 SST's this weekend and started out with 63.0gr H1000 and had absolutely no pressure signs. They shot great and had nice round primer edges. My comments about pressure were...

I'm not using Hybrids or Norma brass but with Remington and VLD's I started to hit pressure at 59.7 gr H1000. I backed down to 59.5 and have good accuracy there. I have a shit chrono but if you trust the published Litz b.c. on the 140 VLD my chart is good out to 1200 using a corrected MV of 3110...

I've used the Lee hand tool, rcbs hand tool, and now rcbs auto prime. Personally I love the auto prime. Feel is much better. Less fatigue. Faster for me. The hand tools are fine but I too hated the cheap plastic trays. The ears that held the cover on the Lee had all broken and on new brass I...

Is the micrometer dial close to being bottomed out (near 0) or is it threaded way out when you get it set?

I've read some pretty impressive stuff about the 300win/7mm improved...non improved version has the name of 7 Practical I think. Brass should be easier to locate and some people are claiming awesome performance with this. Look into it if you haven't already and see what you think. I shoot a STW...