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Unfortunately, weight is an issue, as the rifle may be used for hunting in tough terrain, thus every spare gram (or ounce) will make a little but significant difference, at the end of the day. Again, the new Steiner seems interesting. Just waiting to see what the first impressions will be...

Strike33, Razor is way too heavy, unfortunately.....

Mmmmh....among the ones you mentioned, the Steiner caught my attention.....:-) Inviato dal mio GT-P5210

Thanks for your advice. I forgot to mention I already own a Viper PST 4-16x50 FFP, which I am very happy with. I would like to try a different brand this time, though. J66

Hi Gents, I need help from you Experts to choose a scope for my next long range rifle. The "must have" features I am seeking are : - Illuminated reticle, graduated in Mils, with hash mark (no "round" Mildot type) in (at least) 0,5 - 1 Mils increment - Tactical turrets, in Mils - FFP - Zero...

Cartridge OAL....that is ?

Thank you to do so. Very much appreciated. Additionally, could you tell me the maximum OAL allowed by the T3's magazine ? Thanks a bunch. J66

Do you have any pics on your final setup with this stock ? And also....do you know the final weight ? Thanks in advance. Cheers J66

Following with interest......as I am thinking to get the very same rifle/caliber. Which model did you get ? Varmint stainless wad my thought...

First time I have tried CB 1.0 my phone was running WP8. Now I have upgraded to WP8.1 Let's see if I got it right..... The phone edition is a "Plus" (free addition) to all Coldbore 1.0 Users who have purchased the Desktop edition ? (who will then be granted a free license to run the phone...

Are you Guys talking about the free windows phone version ? Again, I can't get it to work.... I can't enter my own loading data..... I am sure this program is good, but I would like to be able to use it.... Inviato dal mio GT-P5210

Thanks Eaglet.... I have downloaded your tutorial and tried to follow the steps.... Unfortunately, it won't let me save any load data. I go to analyzer and enter my parameters, but when i go to "ballistics-solution" I can not find any record, as it tells me "no data" Any idea on what I am doing...

Hi Gents, just got a WP8 myself (Lumia 925) and downloaded Coldbore 1.0 free version, but I can not find the bundle of this App ! Is there a user manual somewhere ? I keep going back and forth but can not find a way to put my loading data in.... :-( Or is there a better App for Windows Phone ...

Hi Gents, I am looking to buy the bullet in the subject but I do not seem to have any luck in finding them available anywhere near.... Is there any Member who can point me out some place in Europe where they're available for sale ? Looking to buy 1000 pcs. Thank you. J66

Actually, there is a difference in velocity, in favour of the lower shooting bullets though.... I think the Fmj's have a V/0 of around 3000, while the 50 Bt are launched at about 3200 (20" barrel).... Could it be the "recoiling" factor ? :rolleyes: Inviato dal mio GS 1150

I am not using a tactical scope with this rifle, so I do not want to mess with clicks. I know it can be done, just asking whether there are proven formulas :p Inviato dal mio GS 1150

I use Sinclair expander mandrels on my brass. I have found that concentrity benefits from this operation. I use to have quite bad co-ax results with the original expander rod, so I've got rid of it and started with mandrels. But it could be just hype........:D Inviato dal mio GS 1150

I am trying to find two different loads that can shoot the same path, but finding this task quite difficult. Caliber is a .222 Rem and I would like to set a Varmint bullet (50/55 grs) along with a Fmj of the same weight. I have tried several loads/bullets, but so far no much luck...... Tested...

Thanks. Can I ask you how much your 700 package weighs ?

XLR "Lite" package for Tikka T3.... I am after a light riflestock package to build around a Tikka T3 Varmint, to be used for shooting plates along with some long range hunting on the mountains. As the weight issue is paramount, I was looking at the XLR carbon, which seems to be the...