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Re: .408 RUM project It doesn't look like I'm goin to get the speed out of any case that will cycle in an rum sized action. To bad there is not a surplus of rigby actions on this continent. I may just go with the .375 rum for now because at 2500 yds whatever difference there is in dope...

Re: .408 RUM project If one could come up with a case that wouldn't need much modification and would produce the same velocity ( or close) as the cheytac without the cost and availability issues I believe you would have something. Wind drift and energy to name two pros.

Re: .408 RUM project Thanks gaslight. Those 408gr .375 vlds forget who makes them claim over a 1.0 bc. Guess the reamer would just need a long throat and a hell of a twist barrel.

I have a .300 rum that I was going to build a .338 edge from and got to thinking about necking up a .375 or .300 rum to accept some solid match bullets intended for a .408 cheytac. I don't know if it would push the 408gr vlds fast enough but I would sure like to know if I have the makings of a...

Re: .308 variant AR tuning, accurizing. The more I think about it if they shoot that good out of the box maybe I would be money ahead to take your advice before I spend a bunch of money on premium parts only to end up with an insignificant or perhaps negligible improvement in accuracy. O and...

Re: .308 variant AR tuning, accurizing. I must of got lucky on the 6.5 because I have a few rifles just as you described and there all shooters but its because of the match grade barrels and such and it's never been a crap shoot. Just wondering what makes the ARs more or less accurate for ex...

I have been lurking on this wonderful site for 5 years or so and enjoy the vast amount of useful information found here. I am planning to build a .308 AR variant pieced out over the next few months but I want each piece I order to contribute to the accuracy of the firearm without alot of trial...

Re: What did Santa bring you this year? A non functioning bushnell arc 1000