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Chad, I wasn't calling you out!! :). Just a bunch of us Winchester loyalists that are too excited to wait!

Interesting, any contact info? Google failed me!

I think he's in Georgia now

Weeellll, I did hear some rumors about an upcoming Winchester group buy, but... :) All kidding aside, if I didn't have a stock that was already inletted Chad I would have sent it to you already for a build! I've got so many awesome projects in mind, but for time and $$$!

Title about says it all - I have a few projects in the works, all FN/Win based, and I'd love to find someone local to do it instead of shipping several rifles all over God's creation! Anyone have a recommendation in the area?

AO is absolutely TOP NOTCH. They built my 6.5CM FN SPR and it's a LASER. Beautiful work!

Montana Rifle Company does it too. I'm thinking hard on trying one out on my next build

I'm not officially in with anyone yet, I'm still trying to source the parts. Not a lot of actions around it seems, even on gunbroker. I'm hoping a cheap used M70 will surface in a pawn shop or estate sale locally, so we'll see. Accurate Ordnance did my FN 6.5 Creedmoor and it's fantastic...

I want to build one, just trying to dig up the scratch. If I don't find a donor action by then, I'll likely convert my 300WSM FN PBR.

Indeed. I'd love to move some stuff over to NF, but I'm out unless it's a FFP option.

Glad you've found a system of practices that work for you.

I currently have 3 firings on a lot of 150 Hornady Creedmoor cases. I shoot 140 Amax at 2850 fps, using 42.5g H5350 and Federal 210Ms. Brass FL resized in factory Hornady dies each firing. None have needed a trim yet. I'm considering having them annealed after the this round, but that's just...

I've only used Wolf/Tula SRMs for AR loads.

I've been using the LNL bushing set for 2-3 years with great success. I'm not sure if those that don't believe in their usefulness have ever actually tried them, but if you considering using them I encourage you to try. I find them very repeatable on die settings, using both Forster and...

Great breakdown, thanks! Look like some awesome deals at that link

The Creedmoor brass stigma is old news. Current production Hornady Creedmoor brass is high quality, readily available, and way cheaper than other high end brands. Don't let brass keep you away from Creedmoor...

Lee Classic Cast, customized with the Hornady LNL bushing kit. Allows quick change, preset dies. Plenty of beef for FL resizing large rounds, and plenty of accuracy for little to no runout.

6.5 Creedmoor. Well established, good factory brass, and excellent factory ammo if you need it in a pinch. Great round

Did he delete his posts? Surely someone else saw what was posted that I replied to....

He was talking about a .338 build he has on hand, look just above my post. I suppose it was a big of a thread hijack, I apologize for that and it was unintended.